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Medscape.com >>Continuous Monitoring Urged for Pro-Eating Disorder Websites (American Journal of Public Health)<< >>Software Program Accurately Assesses Body Image in Patients With Anorexia Nervosa (American Psychiatric Association 2010 Annual Meeting)<< >>Appetite Regulatory Peptides May Have Diagnostic Potential in Anorexia (Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism)<< >>Pediatric Eating Disorders That Do Not Meet Full DSM-IV Criteria Linked to Serious Medical Complications (Pediatrics)<< >>Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Should Be First-Line Treatment Approach for Binge Eating (Archives of General Psychiatry)<< >>Anorexia Nervosa Weakens Respiratory Muscles (Chest)<< >>Mortality From “Mild” Eating Disorders Greater Than Rates For Anorexia and Bulimia (American Journal of Psychiatry)<< >>Classify Eating Disorders as Serious Mental Illnesses, Experts Say (International Journal of Eating Disorders)<< >>Young Vegetarians May be at Increased Risk for Eating Disorders (Journal of the American Dietetic Association)<< >>Eating-Disorders Experts Challenge Economist's Conclusions About Bulimia (Institute of Economic Policy at USC)<< >>Abnormal Brain Circuit Function May Explain Impulsive Behaviors in Bulimia (Archives of General Psychiatry)<< >>Complex CBT Effective in Treatment of Severe Eating Disorders (American Journal of Psychiatry)<< >>Atypical Antipsychotic May be Safe, Effective Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa (American Journal of Psychiatry)<< >>One in 10 Girls Engages in Frequent Binge Eating or Purging (Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine)<< Sciencedaily.com >>Potential Genetic Factor in Eating Disorders Identified (Psychological Medicine)<< >>Brain Volume Found to Change Following Weight Gain in Adults With Anorexia (International Journal of Eating Disorders)<< >>Severity of Binge Eating Disorder Linked to Childhood Sexual or Emotional Abuse, Researchers Find (International Journal of Eating Disorders)<< >>Managing the Emotions Behind Eating (Temple University's Center for Obesity Research)<< >>Eating Disorder Cutoffs Miss Some of Sickest Patients, Study Finds (Pediatrics)<< >>Fear of Getting Fat Seen in Healthy Women's Brain Scans (Personality and Individual Differences)<< >>Short-Term Program for Binge Eaters Has Long-Term Benefits, Study Finds (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology)<< >>Friendship Influences Eating Behavior, Particularly When Friends Are Overweight (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition)<< >>Why Anorexic Patients Cling to Their Eating Disorder (University Hospital Heidelberg)<< >>Risk Factors of Self-Induced Vomiting and Other Disordered Eating Behaviors of Overweight Youth (University of Minnesota)<< >>New Insights Into Causes of Anorexia (Nature Reviews Neuroscience)<< >>A Biomarker for Anorexia (Faculty of 1000: Biology and Medicine)<< >>Binge Eating: When Perfection Unravels (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology)<< >>Milkshakes Are Medicine for Anorexic Teens in Family-Based Outpatient Therapy (New York – Presbyterian Hospital / Weill Cornell Medical College)<< >>Psychiatric Disorders Are Common in Adults Who Have Had Anorexia (International Journal of Eating Disorders)<< >>Emotions Can Help Predict Future Eating Disorders (Basque Research)<< Full text is available at the NAMI office |
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be included in an edition of the newsletter published no more than two months in advance of the meeting during which a vote will be taken. This will serve as a formal notification to members of the proposed changes and that their presence will be needed at the time of the vote.” According to our current by-laws, we are notifying you through the newsletter one month prior to the meeting when copies of the proposed changes will be distributed. That will be August. Voting will occur in September. You can see why speeding up the Amendments process makes sense. Our Elections will be held in September and the Nominating Committee will present its slate of officers and Board members at the August meeting. Please consult a copy of the by-laws regarding the process for nominations from the floor. We could use your help in a different kind of area: we are looking for an attorney who is interested in donating his or her time to advise us on various matters that come up, particularly laws regarding non-profit organization and risk management. Ideally, this would be someone with a strong interest in mental health/brain disorders, but we can certainly educate the person! We are also looking for a volunteer outside auditor who would also be willing to volunteer time to review our financial records each year-end. Believe me, it won’t take long! Keep in mind that we meet in Foley as usual for July, August and September!! See you there! Lynn |
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