| Abstract: | Abstract When we conceptualized this journal a few years ago, everyone recognized a need for a practical, feminist, multidisciplinary forum. However, some noted academics were skeptical about finding enough to say about prevention. Fortunately, they were wrong, greatly due to the vitality of Niva Piran, editor of our Prevention Series. Over the last three years, Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention has emerged as the leading publication in this area, and Volume 4 will conclude with a special issue highlighting the latest approaches to and results of eating disorders prevention. |
