Systematic review of prospective studies assessing risk factors to predict anorexia nervosa onset.
J Eat Disord
; 11(1): 163, 2023 Sep 20.
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Currently health care guidelines for eating disorders do not include proposal of markers to predict the onset of anorexia nervosa. The current work provides a systematic review of the scientific literature concerning this subject. To date only three published studies were designed in a prospective longitudinal way to evaluate potential predictors of anorexia nervosa onset. When taking into account these studies only low bodyweight and body dissatisfaction in early puberty were proposed as predicting elements for further anorexia nervosa development. Meanwhile the prediction precision was calculated for none of them. No other psychological elements were retained or studied. The age range of the population entering the follow up in these studies was too large covering the peak age of anorexia nervosa itself (1316 years of age). Larger prospective studies including prepubescent individual and evaluating more psychological markers (perfectionism, negative affectivity or negative self-evaluation) or environmental ones are needed.
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J Eat Disord
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2023
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Francia