What Next for Eating Disorder Genetics? Replacing Myths With Facts to Sharpen Our Understanding
Laura M. Huckins(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Cynthia M. Bulik(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Karen S. Mitchell(Boston University), Ya‐Ke Wu(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Jessica Johnson(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Rebecca Signer(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai)
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