Literature review finds that most individuals with eating disorders do not achieve full recovery, highlighting the critical need for optimized clinical treatment approaches.
Empirical evidence is unequivocal in illustrating that the majority of patients with eating disorders will not fully recover during treatment. To that end, the need for optimized treatment approaches and improved patient outcomes cannot be overstated. While empirical efforts are underway to optimize outcomes, this article reviews treatment-related research findings published in
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