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Jessica Griffiths

Jessica Griffiths

Verified

Editor-In-Chief, Colorado Runner

Littleton

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Food , Recipes, Lifestyle, Trending News , Travel, Entertainment , Commerce, DIY , Business

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Total articles 682

  • The Prevalence of Excessive Exercise in Eating Disorders: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

    By Connor Campbell Verified, Jessica Griffiths, Xander Greig, Devon Hashman| Wiley Online Library Verified The meta-analysis revealed that 48% of patients with eating disorders engage in excessive exercise upon presentation at treatment centres, clinics, and hospitals. The number climbs to 63% across the lifetime. Patients with anorexia nervosa showed the highest prevalence of excessive exercise compared to other eating disorder types. A unified definition of excessive exercise is desperately needed to future research into its association with eating disorders.

    By Connor Campbell Verified, Jessica Griffiths, Xander Greig, Devon Hashman · Wiley Online Library

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • At Boston Marathon, authorities will be watching ‘broad set’ of potential targets

    By Jessica Griffiths| Colorado Runner@ At this year’s Boston Marathon, 12 years after the deadly marathon bombing, law enforcement will be watching “a broad set of potential soft targets for an attack,” according to a bulletin obtained by ABC News. About 30,000 runners are participating in the April 21 race and another half-million spectators are expected along the route.

    By Jessica Griffiths · Colorado Runner

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • The Prevalence of Excessive Exercise in Eating Disorders: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

    By Connor Campbell Verified, Jessica Griffiths, Xander Greig, Devon Hashman| Wiley Online Library Verified The meta-analysis revealed that 48% of patients with eating disorders engage in excessive exercise upon presentation at treatment centres, clinics, and hospitals. The number climbs to 63% across the lifetime. Patients with anorexia nervosa showed the highest prevalence of excessive exercise compared to other eating disorder types. A unified definition of excessive exercise is desperately needed to future research into its association with eating disorders.

    By Connor Campbell Verified, Jessica Griffiths, Xander Greig, Devon Hashman · Wiley Online Library

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Colorado Runner