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Closure of UI inpatient eating disorder program leaves gap in care for Iowans

Content Warning: This article discusses eating disorders, associated behaviors, and a reference to self-harm. April Bannister was actively receiving treatment from the University of Iowa’s inpatient eating disorder clinic when UI Hospitals and Clinics officials announced its closure last year. Since February 2021, Bannister said she sought care from the clinic on seven different occasions..

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KU researcher awarded $4.2 million grant to address eating disorders in active-duty military members

A University of Kansas researcher who developed the first screening tool for eating disorders in veterans has been awarded a four-year, $4.2 million grant by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) to address eating disorders in active-duty members of the military.

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KU researcher awarded Defense Department funding to study eating disorders in active-duty military

KU researcher awarded Defense Department funding to study eating disorders in active-duty military
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KU research could help military more easily identify those with eating disorders

The work of one KU researcher could soon allow the military to more easily identify servicemembers who may have an eating disorder to better help them.

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KU researcher awarded Defense Department funding to study eating disorders in active-duty military

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