Child Adolesc Psychiatr Clin N Am January 2022 PMID 34801153

Adolescent Eating Disorder Risk and the Social Online World: An Update.

Jenna Saul, Rachel F Rodgers, McKenna Saul

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The discussion reflects a generally neutral to mildly positive attitude toward the article, highlighted by comments such as 'So excited to read about your research!' which indicates interest, but the brevity and lack of detailed critique suggest low engagement. The use of hashtags related to eating disorders and social media points to recognition of the topic's relevance, though the messages do not delve into implications or critique, leading to an overall neutral impact score.

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The engagement appears shallow, as the posts are brief and mainly share enthusiasm or references to the publication without deep analysis.

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The overall influence of these posts seems limited, with no strong evidence they are driving significant changes or discussions beyond initial curiosity.

Abstract in brief

The text discusses how social media and internet use among adolescents increase the risk of developing eating disorders, especially through photo-based activities on platforms like Instagram or TikTok.
It reviews different types of online content, such as pro-eating disorder material, and examines research showing how these can influence or maintain unhealthy eating behaviors.
The authors also explore theoretical models and suggest future research, prevention, and intervention strategies to address online risks related to eating disorders.]

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Jenna Saul MD

@drjenna.bsky.social · Bluesky

So excited to read about your research! This was my latest review of technology and the mind relevant to my patient population pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34801153/

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Institut fédératif des addictions comportementales

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#eatingdisorders #internet #adolescents Adolescent Eating Disorder Risk and the Social Online World: An Update https://t.co/JdingI51Vc

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