Early intervention programs for eating disorders show promise but face real-world barriers

A new commentary questions whether prevention programs targeting high-risk families actually reach the people who need them most. The finding has implications for healthcare systems and insurers designing mental health interventions, suggesting that building effective programs requires more than good evidence—it demands careful attention to implementation and access.

Originaltitel: If we build it, will they come? Commentary on "Preventing eating disorders and disordered eating in high-risk families"