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Faculty of 1000 evaluation for Changes in alcohol intake in response to transdiagnostic cognitive behaviour therapy for eating disorders
[dataset]
2011
F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature
unpublished
Objective-The aim of this study was to examine how alcohol intake changes during and after trans-diagnostic cognitive behaviour therapy for eating disorders (CBT-E). Additionally, the paper considers the relationship between alcohol consumption, eating disorder diagnosis and current major depressive episode at the time of first assessment. Method-One hundred and forty nine outpatients with an eating disorder (body mass index over 17.5) were divided into high or low alcohol intake groups (HIG
doi:10.3410/f.12722956.13986054
fatcat:7shjp6ufmrbsjn5uky3zxlmklu