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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 15 MIN

The Neurobiology of Anorexia: Why the Brain Is the Battleground

from Mind On Mental Health · host Penn Medicine - Princeton House Behavioral Health

Anorexia nervosa isn't just a behavioral issue – it's a neurobiological one. In this episode, Dr. Susan Murray breaks down the neuroscience behind anorexia, why targeting the brain's role in the disorder leads to better treatment outcomes, and how Penn Medicine Princeton Center for Eating Disorders integrates neurobiological approaches into its eating disorder care. If you want to understand why eating disorders are so difficult to treat – and how we’re addressing that – this is the episode for you.

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