Eating Disorder Genetics - What We Know and What It Means for Patients

Eating Disorder Genetics - What We Know and What It Means for Patients

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About this event

Explore the role of genetics in eating disorders and how clear, compassionate communication can reduce shame and empower patients. Helena Davies will unpack current evidence and common misconceptions, while Jenny Jordan shares insights from a decade of Australasian genetic research, including EDGI and EDGI2, and what participation means in practice.  

Speakers

Dr Helena Davies Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Psychiatric Genetics), Psychiatric Center Ballerup, Copenhagen
Associate Professor Jenny Jordan Associate Professor and clinical psychologist, Dept. Psychological Medicine, University of Otago

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