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|Poll|February 23, 2017

Mini Quiz: Eating Disorders and Brain Function

Key Takeaways

What does the evidence tell us about the effect of eating disorders on brain function? Take the quiz and learn more.

Evidence suggests that altered brain function among patients with eating disorders is the result of:

A. Malnutrition related to under consumption of food
B. Malnutrition related to over-nutrition (excessive consumption of food)
C. Response to hormones and/or neurotransmitters
D. Both A and B above
E. All of the above

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