An in depth look at Eating Disorders in Boys and Men
Description
Associate Professor Jason Nagata addresses a critical issue—the under-recognition and under-research of eating disorders in boys and men. This presentation is intended for advanced audiences and provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects related to eating disorders in this population. Nagata reviews clinical cases, offers background information, discusses epidemiology, explores symptoms, and delves into the assessment of eating disorders in boys and men. Additionally, he covers prevention strategies, treatment approaches, potential medical complications, guidelines, and outlines future research directions in this field. This talk aims to shed light on the often-overlooked issue of eating disorders in boys and men, providing valuable insights and guidance for advanced audiences to better understand and address this important topic.
Learning Objectives
A. To recognise symptoms and presentations of eating disorders in boys and men
B. To describe disordered eating behaviours for weight loss and muscle-building
C. To identify medical complications of eating disorders in boys and men
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