WHO WE ARE, WHAT WE DO
The Academy for Eating Disorders is a global professional association committed to leadership in eating disorders research, education, treatment, and prevention. Read our mission statement...
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AED PUBLICATIONS
CE Credit for IJED Articles
Receive continuing education credit for reading articles in the International Journal of Eating Disorders. Learn more about this pilot program.
New! October AED Forum
Read the new issue of the Forum now for all the latest Academy news and updates..
IJED Articles Available Free
The Academy for Eating Disorders and Wiley InterScience are pleased to be able to provide free online access to the full text of a number of essential articles from the International Journal of Eating Disorders.
AED Worldwide Charter for Action on Eating Disorders
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MEMBER NEWS & INFORMATION
Early Career Investigator Award
The International Journal of Eating Disorders and Wiley InterScience are pleased to announce the annual Early Career Investigator Award in the amount of $2,500, given for the best paper published in the Journal each year. Deadline: March 1, 2009. Submission details.
AED Seeks Members for Open Committee Positions
Web Site Committee seeking a student member.
The Teaching Days Committee is seeking qualified applicants for committee membership.
Search Eating Disorder Course Syllabi
AED Members can now search online for syllabi from ED courses, submitted by fellow Members. Or, submit a syllabus for inclusion.
Announcing 2008 Research and Scholarship Grant Winners
See the full list of recipients.
AED ADVISORY BOARD The AED Advisory Board Welcomes Karine Berthou
The AED Board of Directors is pleased to welcome financier, philanthropist and eating disorders activist Karine Berthou to the AED Advisory Board.
AED ADVOCACY EFFORTS
AED Opposes Miss Bimbo Web Site
The Academy for Eating Disorders declares its opposition to the "Miss Bimbo" Web site and Internet game. This site, aimed at girls aged 9 to 16, hosts an Internet game that encourages preadolescent and adolescent girls to embrace plastic surgery, extreme dieting, and the use of diet pills in the search for the perfect figure. Read more...
Past Advocacy Efforts
Read more about the Academy’s recent advocacy statements and activities.
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