The evolution of women's health education: the Cleveland Clinic's women's health fellowship as a model.

Our goal in this paper is twofold. First, it provides a brief overview of the macrotrends in women's health education over the last 25 years. Second, these trends are a backdrop for a discussion of women's health education as exemplified by a detailed review of the curriculum for the Women's Health fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

Eating disorders: recognize early to prevent complications.

Management of eating disorders can include psychotherapy, counseling, and medical therapy. Early diagnosis is critical. Medical therapy includes refeeding, educating, and encouraging the patient; identifying and treating any complications; prescribing an antidepressant agent when indicated; and scheduling frequent follow-up visits to monitor progress.