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DESCRIPTION:In the Western world\, society puts pressure on men and women t
 o\nbe slim—at any cost. We tend to blame social pressures alone for\nthe i
 ncreasing incidence of anorexia and bulimia\, but more often\nthan not the
 y are simply the trigger that sets off an individual's\npre-existing vulne
 rabilities. It is essential to investigate other\nstressors that can trigg
 er the onset of an eating disorder such as\ngenetics\, physical and psycho
 logical environments\; gender also\nplays a key role.\nLearning objectives
 :\n\nTo understand the contribution of genetic\, environmental and\npsycho
 logical effects as risk factors leading to the onset of\neating disorders 
 such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa\;\nTo examine recent findings that he
 lp explain why anorexia and\nbulimia nervosa occur more often in women and
  girls (OR)\nfemales\;\nTo learn about the latest approaches to treating a
 norexia and\nbulimia nervosa.\n\nLecturer: Howard Steiger\, PhD\, Chief\, 
 Eating\nDisorders Program\n
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SUMMARY:Broadcast — Mini-Psych: Genes\, Environments and Gender - The Eatin
 g Disorder “Mix”
URL:/channels/event/broadcast-%E2%80%94-mini-psych-gen
 es-environments-and-gender-eating-disorder-%E2%80%9Cmix%E2%80%9D-216821
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