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Research that was initially focused on fear, anxiety, and defensive behaviors has resulted in a series of unexpected discoveries that have shed new light on eating behaviors, and, possibly, on eating…
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![Alterations in Inhibitory Control After Eating Are Seen in Women with History of Bulimia Nervosa Alterations in Inhibitory Control After Eating Are Seen in Women with History of Bulimia Nervosa](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image/scienceabstractocd1440.jpeg?itok=uQK5IPHa)
Researchers investigating the brain mechanisms underlying bulimia nervosa have reported new results, which, if replicated, could have implications for the way this eating disorder is treated.
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![Impaired Updating of Beliefs May Help Sustain Harmful Behaviors in Bulimia Nervosa Impaired Updating of Beliefs May Help Sustain Harmful Behaviors in Bulimia Nervosa](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image/stressed-young-woman-thinking-1440.jpg?itok=NQnI94Au)
A research team has reported insights based on behavioral tests and mathematical modeling that may help explain some of the cognitive mechanisms that go awry in bulimia nervosa (BN).
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