Social adjustment over 10 years following diagnosis with bulimia nervosa

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A standardized measure of social adjustment has been used to assess social adjustment among women diagnosed with bulimia nervosa more than 10 years earlier. The sample showed improved social adjustment when compared with a sample of actively bulimic women. However, there was evidence of poor adjustment compared with a community sample. The longer women have been free of disordered eating symptoms, the more likely they are to function effectively at work and have good overall social adjustment.

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Impact of definitions on the description and prediction of bulimia nervosa outcome

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A new study seeks to determine whether differences in eating disorder outcome found in the literature on bulimia nervosa impact the description and prediction of outcome.

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Relationship between depression and body dissatisfaction in women diagnosed with bulimia nervosa

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A study investigates the association between dissatisfaction with body image and depression in women who have been diagnosed with bulimia nervosa. It is observed that depression may represent a better indicator of body dissatisfaction than symptoms of bulimia in women diagnosed with this condition.

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