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‘It gave me hope’: How a single AI session put Kelly on a path to eating disorder recovery
InsideOut's Associate Professor Sarah Maguire discusses personalized treatment approaches for eating disorders and the limitations of current one-size-fits-all therapies in The Sydney Morning Herald.
06 Jun, 2025
Stephanie was told she would never get better. Now she is at the forefront of treating her illness
InsideOut's Associate Professor Sarah Maguire discusses personalized treatment approaches for eating disorders and the limitations of current one-size-fits-all therapies in The Sydney Morning Herald.
02 Jun, 2025
GPs ‘overwhelmed’ with eating disorders in young patients
InsideOut's Dr Sarah Barakat discusses the potential of AI-powered digital interventions for eating disorder treatment and the importance of integrating technology with human-led care in The Sydney Morning Herald.
11 Oct, 2024
New eating disorder resource 'a win-win' for GPs and patients
InsideOut's Dr Karen Spielman discusses the comprehensive GP Hub and Practice Management Toolkit for eating disorder care and early detection in newsGP.
10 Oct, 2024
Albanese’s ‘knee-jerk’ social media ban not enough to curb growing harm from eating disorders, experts say
InsideOut's Prof Sarah Maguire discusses the limitations of social media bans and the need for comprehensive platform safety measures to address eating disorder risks in The Guardian.
10 Oct, 2024
Majority of GPs don't feel 'well-equipped' to support eating disorders
InsideOut's Dr Karen Spielman discusses the challenges GPs face in supporting eating disorder patients and the need for better resources and training in ABC Radio National.
24 Sep, 2024
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