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SUMMARY:Anorexia nervosa in Japan today: different from 19th century Engla
 nd and 18th century Kyoto?  - Professor Aya Nishizono-Maher (Meiji Gakuin 
 University)
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250603T183000
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DESCRIPTION:Warning: this seminar will contain discussions of eating disor
 ders. \n\nEating disorders are commonly regarded as a ‘modern’ and ‘
 slimmers’ disease’. This is a misperception. Case reports are reported
  from19th century Europe. The first mention of the condition was made in a
  lecture by physician Dr. William Gull in Oxford in 1868. In Japan\, the K
 yoto physician Dr. Shutoku Kagawa wrote about non-eating illness in 1788. 
 What do these classic cases tell us about the interaction between the biol
 ogical and societal factors of this illness? \n\nDr. Nishizono-Maher speci
 alizes in eating disorders and post-natal mental health. She studied in th
 e Division of Psychiatry\, University of Edinburgh\, worked at Keio Univer
 sity Hospital\, Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry\, was visiting researcher at
  the Institute of Psychiatry\, Kings College\, London and is currently Pro
 fessor in the Faculty of Psychology\, Meiji Gakuin University. She works a
 t hospitals and public health centre. She is the author of several books o
 n eating disorders.\nSpeakers:\nProfessor Aya Nishizono-Maher (Meiji Gakui
 n University)
LOCATION:St Antony's College (Pavilion Room\, 4th Floor\, Gateway Building
 \, St Antony's College)\, 62 Woodstock Road OX2 6JF
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