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News from the streets: a different perspective on the homeless.
Marie Paulen, a journalist, presents the documentary "Des nouvelles d'ici-bas," which follows the stories of people living in precarious circumstances. In an interview, director Françoit...
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Eating disorders: one in four teenagers is affected.
Eating disorders primarily include anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. Anorexia affects 0.9% of women, and bulimia affects 1.5%. However, in adolescence, milder forms of these...
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Anorexia: Physical and Psychological Aspects.
The mechanisms underlying anorexia and its physiological consequences are well understood thanks to scientific studies, but research into its causes—including psychological ones—remains...
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Adolescent Girls with Anorexia: Guidelines for Appropriate Treatment.
There are no set rules for treating adolescent girls with anorexia; each case is unique. The decision to hospitalize must be made jointly by the healthcare professionals, the adolescent,...
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Eating Disorders: What Role Does Body Image Play?
Does the societal ideal of a slim body explain why some teenage girls develop anorexia? Xavier Pommereau analyzes the influence of societal factors and broadens the discussion to include...
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"Healthcare is built around health education"
Françoise Narring sees young people—some of whom suffer from anorexia or bulimia—at the University Hospital of Geneva, in a unit specializing in adolescents. She explains why, even...
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We listen to them and help them regain their confidence [Interview]
The organization Allo Anorexie Boulimie, based in Nantes, supports parents of children with eating disorders. Its president, Marie-Élisabeth Saillet—herself the mother of a daughter who...
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Fil Santé Jeunes: Listening and Providing Guidance to Break the Cycle of Isolation.
They are between 14 and 20 years old; they call the doctors and psychologists at the Fil Santé Jeunes helpline as a last resort, overcome with shame, not daring to talk about it with...
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Saint-Étienne is experimenting with a network-based prevention approach.
Can eating disorders in teenage girls be prevented? The Psychiatry and Addiction Department at Saint-Étienne University Hospital provides day-to-day care for patients with anorexia. For...
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Care Network in the Southwest: Avoiding Hospitalization.
The primary goal of the care network for patients with eating disorders in the Bayonne area, the Basque Country, and southern Landes is to do everything possible to avoid...