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Patterns of Eating Disorder Pathology are Associated with Weight Change in Family-Based Behavioral Obesity Treatment. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • - The study examined eating disorder (ED) pathology in children with overweight or obesity starting family-based behavioral treatment (FBT), revealing distinct patterns of ED pathology and its impact on weight loss.
  • - Four unique patterns of ED pathology were identified: low ED pathology, shape/weight concerns (SWC), loss of control (LOC), and high ED pathology, with notable decreases in SWC during treatment.
  • - While all children showed a decrease in body mass index (zBMI), those with high ED pathology did not achieve significant weight loss, indicating a need for improved treatment strategies for this group.

Article Abstract

Objective: Children with overweight or obesity have elevated eating disorder (ED) pathology, which may increase their risk for clinical EDs. The current study identified patterns of ED pathology in children with overweight or obesity entering family-based behavioral weight loss treatment (FBT) and examined whether children with distinct patterns differed in their ED pathology and BMI z score (zBMI) change across FBT.

Methods: Before participating in a 16-session FBT, children (N = 241) completed surveys or interviews assessing ED pathology (emotional eating, shape/weight/eating concerns, restraint, and loss of control [LOC]). Shape and weight concerns (SWC) and LOC were also assessed post treatment. Child height and weight were measured at baseline and post treatment. Latent class analysis identified patterns of ED pathology. Repeated-measures ANOVA examined changes in zBMI and ED pathology.

Results: Four patterns of ED pathology were identified: low ED pathology, SWC, only loss of control, and high ED pathology. SWC decreased across treatment, with the highest decreases in patterns characterized by high SWC. All groups experienced significant decreases in zBMI; however, children with the highest ED pathology did not achieve clinically significant weight loss.

Conclusions: ED pathology decreased after FBT, decreasing ED risk. While all children achieved zBMI reductions, further research is needed to enhance outcomes for children with high ED pathology.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5705531PMC
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