Lack of pattern of birth in patients with bulimia nervosa
ABSTRACT Objective An excess of bulimia nervosa (BN) births during the fall has been recently reported, but this finding has not been yet adequately replicated. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the presence of a seasonal birth pattern in a representative clinical sample of women with BN. Met...
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| creator | Vellisca, María Y. Latorre, José I. Santed, Miguel A. Reales, José M. Orejudo, Santos Cañete, Miguel |
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Objective
An excess of bulimia nervosa (BN) births during the fall has been recently reported, but this finding has not been yet adequately replicated. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the presence of a seasonal birth pattern in a representative clinical sample of women with BN.
Method
We registered the month of birth of 216 female patients who fulfilled all the criteria for BN according to DSM‐IV on admission to a specialized eating disorders service in Spain.
Results
Our analyses showed no significant variation in the season of birth of our BN sample when compared to a general population.
Discussion
Our data do not support the hypothesis of a season of birth bias in BN. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Int J Eat Disord 2013; 46:690–692) |
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Objective
An excess of bulimia nervosa (BN) births during the fall has been recently reported, but this finding has not been yet adequately replicated. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the presence of a seasonal birth pattern in a representative clinical sample of women with BN.
Method
We registered the month of birth of 216 female patients who fulfilled all the criteria for BN according to DSM‐IV on admission to a specialized eating disorders service in Spain.
Results
Our analyses showed no significant variation in the season of birth of our BN sample when compared to a general population.
Discussion
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An excess of bulimia nervosa (BN) births during the fall has been recently reported, but this finding has not been yet adequately replicated. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the presence of a seasonal birth pattern in a representative clinical sample of women with BN.
Method
We registered the month of birth of 216 female patients who fulfilled all the criteria for BN according to DSM‐IV on admission to a specialized eating disorders service in Spain.
Results
Our analyses showed no significant variation in the season of birth of our BN sample when compared to a general population.
Discussion
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Objective
An excess of bulimia nervosa (BN) births during the fall has been recently reported, but this finding has not been yet adequately replicated. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the presence of a seasonal birth pattern in a representative clinical sample of women with BN.
Method
We registered the month of birth of 216 female patients who fulfilled all the criteria for BN according to DSM‐IV on admission to a specialized eating disorders service in Spain.
Results
Our analyses showed no significant variation in the season of birth of our BN sample when compared to a general population.
Discussion
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