Disordered eating behaviors are an important health issue among youth with type 1 diabetes because of their prevalence and adverse impact on metabolic control and long-term health outcomes. Individuals with type 1 diabetes may be at greater risk for the development of disordered eating due to an emphasis on nutrition management in diabetes care. Disordered eating behaviors often persist and become more serious over time, especially as weight concerns and dietary restraint increase during development. This article provides an overview of disordered eating in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes, including prevalence, insulin omission and associated health outcomes, risk factors, and suggestion for screening and prevention.
Disordini del comportamento alimentare e diabete mellito tipo 1 in età evolutiva: un'associazione più frequente di quanto ci si potrebbe attendere / Predieri, Barbara; Tricarico, Antonella; S. F., Madeo; Bruzzi, Patrizia; Iughetti, Lorenzo. - In: RIVISTA ITALIANA DI MEDICINA DELL'ADOLESCENZA. - ISSN 2035-0678. - STAMPA. - 11(S1):(2013), pp. 30-36.
Disordini del comportamento alimentare e diabete mellito tipo 1 in età evolutiva: un'associazione più frequente di quanto ci si potrebbe attendere
PREDIERI, Barbara;TRICARICO, Antonella;BRUZZI, Patrizia;IUGHETTI, Lorenzo
2013
Abstract
Disordered eating behaviors are an important health issue among youth with type 1 diabetes because of their prevalence and adverse impact on metabolic control and long-term health outcomes. Individuals with type 1 diabetes may be at greater risk for the development of disordered eating due to an emphasis on nutrition management in diabetes care. Disordered eating behaviors often persist and become more serious over time, especially as weight concerns and dietary restraint increase during development. This article provides an overview of disordered eating in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes, including prevalence, insulin omission and associated health outcomes, risk factors, and suggestion for screening and prevention.
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