A prospective study of disordered eating among sorority and nonsororoty women

Article Abstract:

Disordered eating is examined among sorority and nonsorority women. The findings stated that disordered eating did not differ between the groups before women joined sororities, but they maintain more rigorous attitudes and behaviors regarding dieting over the course of their higher education.

Women college students

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Familial aggregation in the night eating syndrome

Article Abstract:

The presence of night eating syndrome (NES) was examined among first-degree relatives with the help of a proband predictive model, logistic regression analyses and generalized estimating equation. The result showed the existence of a strong familial aggregation in the night eating syndrome.

United States, Health aspects, Diagnosis, Sibling relations, Clinical report

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Night eating syndrome among nonobese persons

Article Abstract:

A comparison of night eating syndrome (NES) between obese persons and nonobese persons is made. The findings showed that there is no difference between the two except that NES may contribute to the development of obesity in younger age nonobese subjects.

Influence, Obesity

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