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Minnesota native Diggins, 32, was in her late teens when she started over-exercising and developed bulimia. She first revealed her eating disorder in 2018 the same year she won gold at the Olympics.

The life adjustments that come with the transition to college can manifest into disordered eating, according to Katie Armstrong.  “Manipulating your food or changing your diet is sometimes a way to cope with all the changes and things that are happening, and it can get really serious really quickly,” Armstrong, senior professional relations specialist for...

Insiders say eating disorders in climbing are a growing issue, and competition managers are racing to catch up.

The American Medical Association issued new guidelines for BMI. Find out more about these guidelines including the pros, cons, and what it means for EDs.

Minnesota adopted a mental health parity law in the mid-1990s. But decades later, access to care remains difficult due to a complex mix of provider shortages, wait times, insurance struggles and stigma.

WaterTok is the latest TikTok food trend, but experts are concerned that loading up on flavored water may lead to dangerous eating habits

Millions of young women are using face filters to make themselves look different. What will the consequences be?

Every March, Cary Hamilton’s Olympia Therapy clinic gets inundated with teenagers. Here are signs of teenager stress and what to do to relax your teen. “They’re all stressed out, not sleeping and not eating,” says Hamilton, a licensed mental health counselor and child mental health specialist. “They’re completely overwhelmed.”

The 'clean your plate' mentality my parents had contributed to my disordered eating, and I'm not going to do the same thing to my kids.

The American Academy of Pediatrics new guidelines on childhood obesity are causing an uproar in the eating disorder community.