Yao S, et al. – This prospective cohort study aimed to investigate epidemiological associations between anorexia nervosa (AN) and bulimia nervosa (BN) and risks of committing theft and other crimes in a nationwide female population. Findings revealed that people with eating disorders had increased risk for convictions of theft and potentially other crimes. This investigation highlighted the importance of regular forensic screening and encourage research on mechanisms underlying the relationship between crime and eating disorder psychopathology and efforts to determine how best to address such relation in treatment.