Araia E, et al. - The gender differences in disordered eating behaviors (DEB) and body dissatisfaction were comprehensively inspected, in adolescents with type 1 diabetes. A large number of the study cohort, particularly females reported engaging in DEB. Similarly, high rates of body dissatisfaction were brought to light. However, preference of ideal body shape varied by gender. As a result of the high levels of self-reported DEB and gender-based patterns of body dissatisfaction, prospective trials warranted an analysis of the effectiveness of routine screening of DEB, along with the consideration of implementing the stepped care approaches.