Sad Asian woman using Smart phone depression feeling sad lying on floor in bedroom

**SEE PO-101TH FOR STORY INFO**\n\n--SUPERS--\nThursday\nWashington, DC\n\nRep. Nancy Pelosi\n(D) Speaker of the House\n\n--SOT--\n"I couldn't help but thinking over at the table that what they were offering us with Sophie's Choice, not enough money for food, not enough, nothing for housing in terms of rentals, a moratorium that's nice, but it's not money for rent, it isn't. Not enough money for money in the pockets of the American people who really need this, who through no fault of their own out of work. And certainly, just when they said a skinny proposal, it was anorexic."\n-----END-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON POLITICS COVID CORONAVIRUS\n\n

Dr. Judith Rabinor, founder of Sheenas Place, speaks at a fundraiser for awareness about eating disorders, followed by a report about the history of the clinic. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

ADAM SANDLER, COMIC, VERY YOUNG, JOKES ABOUT CABBIE, WALKING IN HARLEM, CUTS TO WHITE AUDIENCE MEMBERS, ANOREXIC GIRLFRIEND, WHEEL OF FORTURNE FOR THE ILLITERATE

VAN JOHNSON HOME MOVIES #10

Human skeleton on a catwalk, animation.

FTG OF PRO ANOREXIC WEBSITE AND GROUP INTV W/ FORMER ANOREXICS FOR ERIN HAYES CS VO ON ANOREXIA

FTG OF PRO ANOREXIC WEBSITE AND GROUP INTV W/ FORMER ANOREXICS FOR ERIN HAYES CS VO ON ANOREXIA

--LEAD IN--\n\nNEW FINDINGS IN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY MAY LEAD TO A NEW APPROACH IN THE WAY ANOREXIA IS TREATED. IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, N/A EXPLAINS THE NEWEST CONNECTION TO THE EATING DISORDER.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nWHEN A PERSON SUFFERS FROM ANOREXIA NERVOSA, MOST OF THEIR TREATMENT IS BUILT ON THE PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF THE EATING DISORDER.\nBUT NEW RESEARCH COULD CHANGE THAT APPROACH. \nTHE STUDY, PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL NATURE GENETICS, FOUND A <pi></pi>CORRELATION BETWEEN ANOREXIA AND METABOLIC TRAITS.\nRESEARCHERS STUDIED THE D.N.A. OF NEARLY 17-THOUSAND PEOPLE WITH ANOREXIA AND 55-THOUSAND HEALTHY SUBJECTS.\nTHOSE WITH ANOREXIA HAD MANY OF THE SAME GENETIC MARKERS AS OTHER SUBJECTS WHO WERE FOUND TO BE AT RISK FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS- LIKE O-C-D AND DEPRESSION. \nBUT THEY ALSO HAD MARKERS FOR HIGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND CERTAIN METABOLIC TRAITS LIKE LOW BODY MASS INDEX.\nRESEARCHERS SAY IDENTIFYING CERTAIN GENETIC PRECURSORS<pi></pi>CAN HELP BUILD A MORE COMPLEX TREATMENT SCHEDULE FOR ANOREXIC PATIENTS. \nONE THAT NOT ONLY TREATS THE MENTAL HEALTH PORTION OF THE DISEASE, BUT THE METABOLIC ONE AS WELL.\nBEFORE THAT HAPPENS THOUGH, MORE RESEARCH ON THE ROLE METABOLISM PLAYS IN THE DISEASE WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M N/A.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

Severly ill from anorexia, model Hilma Elmalich collapses into the arms of photographer Adi Barkan in a hospital hallway.

THE PARENTS OF THE FORMER HEAD OF THE BOSTON BALLET SUE THE COMPANY, SAYING IT PRESSURED THEIR DAUGHTER INTO ANOREXIA AND DEATH FOUR YEARS AGO.

Fashion video. Captured in 7K R3D Red Helium. 4K ProRes 4444.

FTG OF PRO ANOREXIC WEBSITE AND GROUP INTV W/ FORMER ANOREXICS FOR ERIN HAYES CS VO ON ANOREXIA

--LEAD IN--\n\nNEW FINDINGS IN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY MAY LEAD TO A NEW APPROACH IN THE WAY ANOREXIA IS TREATED. IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, BRITT CONWAY EXPLAINS THE NEWEST CONNECTION TO THE EATING DISORDER.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nWHEN A PERSON SUFFERS FROM ANOREXIA NERVOSA, MOST OF THEIR TREATMENT IS BUILT ON THE PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF THE EATING DISORDER.\nBUT NEW RESEARCH COULD CHANGE THAT APPROACH. \nTHE STUDY, PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL NATURE GENETICS, FOUND A <pi></pi>CORRELATION BETWEEN ANOREXIA AND METABOLIC TRAITS.\nRESEARCHERS STUDIED THE D.N.A. OF NEARLY 17-THOUSAND PEOPLE WITH ANOREXIA AND 55-THOUSAND HEALTHY SUBJECTS.\nTHOSE WITH ANOREXIA HAD MANY OF THE SAME GENETIC MARKERS AS OTHER SUBJECTS WHO WERE FOUND TO BE AT RISK FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS- LIKE O-C-D AND DEPRESSION. \nBUT THEY ALSO HAD MARKERS FOR HIGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND CERTAIN METABOLIC TRAITS LIKE LOW BODY MASS INDEX.\nRESEARCHERS SAY IDENTIFYING CERTAIN GENETIC PRECURSORS<pi></pi>CAN HELP BUILD A MORE COMPLEX TREATMENT SCHEDULE FOR ANOREXIC PATIENTS. \nONE THAT NOT ONLY TREATS THE MENTAL HEALTH PORTION OF THE DISEASE, BUT THE METABOLIC ONE AS WELL.\nBEFORE THAT HAPPENS THOUGH, MORE RESEARCH ON THE ROLE METABOLISM PLAYS IN THE DISEASE WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M BRITT CONWAY.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

Scenes of a medical researcher at Toronto Central Hospital accompany a report about studying the genetic origins of anorexia nervosa. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

AN ENGLISH BESTSELLER HAS BEEN MADE INTO A MOVIE WITH AN AMERICAN ACTRESS. SARA VOORHEES SPOKE TO THE STARS OF "BRIDGET JONES DIARY."

Close-up shot of female' s feet stepping on digital floor scales measuring weight herself at home.

PRO-ANOREXIC WEBSITES AND INTV W/ PSYCHOLOGIST JIM HARRIS OF PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL-DALLAS FOR ERIN HAYES CS VO ON ANOREXIA

--LEAD IN--\n\nNEW FINDINGS IN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY MAY LEAD TO A NEW APPROACH IN THE WAY ANOREXIA IS TREATED. IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, BRITT CONWAY EXPLAINS THE NEWEST CONNECTION TO THE EATING DISORDER.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nWHEN A PERSON SUFFERS FROM ANOREXIA NERVOSA, MOST OF THEIR TREATMENT IS BUILT ON THE PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF THE EATING DISORDER.\nBUT NEW RESEARCH COULD CHANGE THAT APPROACH. \nTHE STUDY, PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL NATURE GENETICS, FOUND A <pi></pi>CORRELATION BETWEEN ANOREXIA AND METABOLIC TRAITS.\nRESEARCHERS STUDIED THE D.N.A. OF NEARLY 17-THOUSAND PEOPLE WITH ANOREXIA AND 55-THOUSAND HEALTHY SUBJECTS.\nTHOSE WITH ANOREXIA HAD MANY OF THE SAME GENETIC MARKERS AS OTHER SUBJECTS WHO WERE FOUND TO BE AT RISK FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS- LIKE O-C-D AND DEPRESSION. \nBUT THEY ALSO HAD MARKERS FOR HIGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND CERTAIN METABOLIC TRAITS LIKE LOW BODY MASS INDEX.\nRESEARCHERS SAY IDENTIFYING CERTAIN GENETIC PRECURSORS<pi></pi>CAN HELP BUILD A MORE COMPLEX TREATMENT SCHEDULE FOR ANOREXIC PATIENTS. \nONE THAT NOT ONLY TREATS THE MENTAL HEALTH PORTION OF THE DISEASE, BUT THE METABOLIC ONE AS WELL.\nBEFORE THAT HAPPENS THOUGH, MORE RESEARCH ON THE ROLE METABOLISM PLAYS IN THE DISEASE WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M BRITT CONWAY.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

The Los Angeles chapter of the National Organization for Women has joined in calling for a nationwide boycott of all Calvin Klein products because of the firm's use of underfed, wafer-thin models. Standing in front of a Calvin Klein billboard that highlights model Kate Moss, NOW spokeswoman Tammy Bruce said "the use of a model like Kate Moss, who appears to be anorexic, perpetuates that idea that extreme thinness is the ideal of beauty. Not only is it wrong, it has been costing women their lives. A spokesman for Calvin Klein could not be reached for comment.