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This is a curated literature guide for clinicians, not a self-help book. It walks through 105 landmark anorexia nervosa studies and explains each one's key findings in plain language, spanning diagnosis and epidemiology to refeeding syndrome, Family-Based Treatment, CBT-E, MANTRA, SSCM, olanzapine and SSRIs, and Deep Brain Stimulation. It suits psychiatrists, trainees and allied professionals who want the evidence base in one place rather than scattered across journals. Compared with a standard eating-disorder textbook, it trades breadth of narrative for depth on the primary research, and it goes further than most into medical complications, mortality and severe and enduring illness.
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This book is Book 6 in the 100 Essential Medical Papers series. It selects 105 landmark studies that have shaped the history of anorexia nervosa and eating-disorder research, and it explains their key findings in a clear and accessible way.
It treats anorexia nervosa as a complex illness that extends beyond psychiatry. The topics include life-threatening medical complications, refeeding syndrome, suicide risk, family dynamics, comorbid obsessive-compulsive disorder and autism spectrum disorder, and genetic, neurological and metabolic factors.
The studies include randomized controlled trials of Family-Based Treatment for adolescent AN, the StRONG trial on refeeding, and ANTOP, which compares major psychotherapies for adults. They also include a large randomized trial of olanzapine, meta-analyses on mortality in eating disorders, and genome-wide association studies that helped redefine anorexia nervosa as a "metabo-psychiatric disorder."
