The aspiration for a muscular physique, while seemingly healthy, has coincided with a new form of disordered eating, says this academic.

But we are treating it wrong because of the idea that it affects only young, affluent women, and an emphasis on weight.

But we are treating it wrong because of the idea that it affects only young, affluent women, and an emphasis on weight.

From celebrities and influencers to everyday people, social media is full of content that showcases perfectly toned, muscular ...

A growing number of older women are seeking treatment for eating disorders. Many have struggled without help for decades.

In countries around the world, the Trump administration’s drastic cuts to HIV/AIDS funding like PEPFAR have left health ...

Muscularity oriented disordered eating refers to the disordered eating habits people may adopt in their drive to gain muscle ...

Here's what bulimia nervosa is, why it's worrisome and how you can expect to see it treated if it touches your life or the ...

Experts on eating disorders like anorexia worry that research funding cuts mean patients won't get the care they need.

The former Olympic diver, 31, explained in his new documentary, 1.6 seconds, that that he had suffered from issues around ...

Social media can push vulnerable young people towards developing eating disorders by glorifying thinness and promoting fake, ...