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Psychiatry
RCT
Scoping review of five studies on interventions for secondary exercise addiction and eating disorders.
Therapy Helps People Heal Exercise Addiction Linked to Eating
This scoping review synthesizes evidence from five studies regarding psychotherapeutic interventions for adult individuals with secondary ex…
New therapy approaches help adults with exercise addiction change their mindset, though more research is needed before these methods become …
Frontiers
Apr 28, 2026
Psychiatry
Meta-analysis
Systematic review of dance/movement therapy for psychotic and eating disorders
Dance therapy shows promise for teens and adults with mental health challenges.
This systematic review of 12 studies examined dance/movement therapy as an adjunctive intervention for adolescents or adults with psychotic …
A review of 12 studies suggests dance and movement therapy can help people with psychotic or eating disorders feel more connected and emotio…
Frontiers
Apr 24, 2026
Psychiatry
Sys. Review
Narrative review proposes connectomic-guided psychosurgery framework for treatment-refractory patients
Researchers report framework for psychosurgery in treatment-refractory cases
This narrative critical review synthesizes contemporary psychosurgery options for treatment-refractory psychiatric disorders. It proposes a …
A new framework proposes connectomic-guided psychosurgery for treatment-refractory OCD, depression, and related disorders, based on symptom …
Frontiers
Apr 23, 2026
Nutrition & Obesity Medicine
Sys. Review
GLP-1 agents and cognitive interventions address obesity and eating disorders via appetite and gut-brain signaling pathways.
Why Your Brain Craves Donuts More Than Broccoli
This narrative review examines the cognitive and neural foundations of food preference and reward processing in obesity and eating disorders…
Your brain decides what foods you crave long before your stomach gets a vote, and scientists are finally learning how to rewrite that decisi…
Frontiers
Apr 13, 2026