Patients with bulimia nervosa do not show typical neurodevelopment of cognitive control under emotional influences
Michael Dreyfuss(Cornell University), Allegra Broft(New York State Psychiatric Institute), Jonathan P. Dyke(Citigroup), Alexandra O. Cohen(Cornell University), Melissa L. Riegel(Columbia University), Gloria A. Pedersen(Partners In Health), B.J. Casey(Cornell University), Melanie Silverman(Cornell University), Laurel Mayer(Columbia University), B. Timothy Walsh(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
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