Academia Mental Health and Well-Being: "Toward dignity-centred ethics in the treatment of longstanding and severe eating disorders: a lived experience-led narrative review"

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Dear Dolly Kumari, Based on the papers you've read, we think you might be interested in this published article from Academia Mental Health and Well-Being: Toward dignity-centred ethics in the treatment of longstanding and severe eating disorders: a lived experience-led narrative review Toward dignity-centred ethics in the treatment of longstanding and severe eating disorders: a lived experience-led narrative review  James Downs, Marissa Adams 2025, Academia Mental Health and Well-Being 40,917 Views  View paper → ↓ Download paper Read later Abstract Longstanding and severe eating disorders (LSEDs) are frequently marked by medical risk, therapeutic impasse, and exclusion from standard care pathways. Yet insufficient attention has been paid to the ethical dimensions of treatment for those with complex and longstanding illness trajectories, in particular from the... Read more Academia Mental Health and Well-Being VIEWS 1,626,028 ARTICLES 137 Academia Mental Health and Well-Being is an innovative open access journal publishing original research and review articles covering all areas of mental health. The editors welcome interdisciplinary submissions from the cutting edge of mental health research, in particular, those that drive connectivity between disciplines. 580 California St., Suite 400, San Francisco, CA, 94104 Unsubscribe   Privacy Policy   Terms of Service   © 2026 Academia