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Posted On: June 29th 2026, 02:16 pm
"It's like waking up in a body that isn't yours."
In a powerful interview with the @bbcnews, WVU School of Public Health assistant professor Elizabeth Claydon shares her personal experience with pregnancy and an eating disorder—a story that now inspires her research focused on eating disorders and obesity prevention.
By combining lived experience with scientific research, Claydon is helping spark important conversations about the complex relationship between pregnancy, mental health and body image. Read the full story ➡️ link in our bio under News.
In a powerful interview with the @bbcnews, WVU School of Public Health assistant professor Elizabeth Claydon shares her personal experience with pregnancy and an eating disorder—a story that now inspires her research focused on eating disorders and obesity prevention.
By combining lived experience with scientific research, Claydon is helping spark important conversations about the complex relationship between pregnancy, mental health and body image. Read the full story ➡️ link in our bio under News.
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