Former Razorback Athlete Struggles with Anorexia, Sports

A former Razorback track and field athlete said that she knew starving herself was wrong, but in order to be the fastest on the team, she had to be thin. Less weight meant a faster time.

Noah Fondren Overcomes Battle With Anorexia — College Baseball

Gwen Berry: 'I'm not anti-American … I want justice for everybody

Inspirational Athlete Lost a Leg, but Found a Purpose

Panic attacks and fractures: how Wesleyan University failed to protect runners like me, College sports

In Her Own Words: Anna Albergo - University of Maryland Athletics

Opinion I Changed My Body for My Sport. No Girl Should. - The New York Times

Too many elite athletes struggle in a toxic culture. It's time to

Skier Jessie Diggins and the eating disorder that hasn't gone away - The Washington Post

How Can Gyms and Coaches Recognize an Eating Disorder? - The Emily

Hickey: Numbers don't define me on my personal journey, Viewpoint

Olympic Athletes Returning to Jobs As Teachers, Realtors, Consultants

Noah Fondren Overcomes Battle With Anorexia — College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America

In Her Own Words: Anna Albergo - University of Maryland Athletics

College Coaches & Eating Disorders: What They Need to Know

Things to Know About Sports & Eating Disorders - Project Know