Plain Speaking Summary: Ellen Maloney Interviews Michelle Sader On Edac's Current Mri Study: Neuroanatomical Differences Associated With Anorexia Nervosa And Masking Behaviour In Autistic Individuals Anupgarh

Plain Speaking Summary: Ellen Maloney Interviews Michelle Sader On Edac's Current Mri Study: Neuroanatomical Differences Associated With Anorexia Nervosa And Masking Behaviour In Autistic Individuals Anupgarh

07 Aug
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Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative (EDAC)
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Anupgarh

07 Aug

Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative (EDAC)

Anupgarh

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Our Plain Speaking

Summaries include plain language text on published papers and an interview with the authors. In this Plain Speaking Summary, EDAC researcher Michelle discusses EDAC's current MRI study in Aberdeen interviewed by Ellen Maloney (she/they), EDAC peer researcher. Ellen and Michelle talk about what the study is about, why MRI is being used, and what participation would look like.

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📌 Plain Speaking Summary: Ellen Maloney Interviews Michelle Sader On Edac's Current Mri Study: Neuroanatomical Differences Associated With Anorexia Nervosa And Masking Behaviour In Autistic Individuals Anupgarh
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