Incredibly touched to be mentioned in this thread which is full of so many truly incredible, inspiring people doing valuable, diverse work in the #eatingdisorders field. This thread is itself a fantastic resource!!!

Follow these folks!

And these!

And these folks who I am delighted to have been included along side!

More to follow!

Follow these folks!

Follow these folks!

Currently reading all about maternal-fatal and placental relations with the aim of bringing this to bear on the #eatingdisorders literature on experiences of women with EDs in pregnancy, and the 'cycle of risk' in transmission of eating disorders... reading suggestions welcome!

🥦🥙🍬CALL FOR PITCHES: FOOD SERIES🥥🥚🍕 This April, Lady Science is launching a new series on food. We’re looking for pitches that dive into the various intersections of food, gender, and the history of science. (Come write for us!)

Some questions to consider: 🥕How have certain food technologies been gendered? 🍅 How have women’s contributions to food technology been rendered invisible in histories of science? 🍇How does class, race, and/or disability play into the way we are marketed food science?

We’re interested in a wide array of topics! Maybe you want to write about the relationship between gender & expertise with celebrity chefs. Or the way empires used food technology to inscribe colonial gender norms. Or maybe the gendered marketing of various meal-kit companies.

If you have an #eatingdisorder these recent pandemic measures are undoubtedly going to cause some #anxiety for you. It’s ok. The ED gets loud when we are faced with something difficult to cope with. But there’s a few things I’d like you to remember....

So yes, yes, yes & yes (I could go on); #eatingdisorder rates will skyrocket. Isolation in #COVID19 will certainly save lives directly related to the virus. And will cost many others in a myriad of indirect ways which cannot be ignored.

Anyone else noticed how literally as soon as Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes announced there would be a break from The High Low, the world has gone from crisis to crisis, and now more than ever we could do with a Pan-Dolly take on life, culture and current affairs? #thehighlow

New online survey, "Exploring the impact of #COVID-19 on the Lives of People with Experience of #EatingDisorders" by Dr Catherine Talbot and colleagues. Please participate and/or pass on to anyone who might be able to contribute to this important research! nupsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_08…

Finding Food Pleasures in a Time of Crisis london.eater.com/2020/4/15/2122… via Eater London