The Newsletter of the Johns Hopkins Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Through larger samples of patient data from specialized clinics and multicenter studies, researchers and clinicians aim to better comprehend the origins of the condition.
Studies in animal models help scientists identify systems that may induce vulnerability to eating disorders, and aid in pinpointing brain consequences of behaviors that underpin anorexia nervosa.
A Q&A with Johns Hopkins psychiatrists Angela Guarda and Colleen Schreyer
In Kay Redfield Jamison’s latest celebrated work, she explores psychological suffering and the path toward healing.
