Hunger Lingers in Obese Women’s Brains Even When Full
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Brains in obese women act differently than in lean individuals, continuing to send hunger signals even after they are full, UTSW researchers found using brain imaging technology. (KERA)
Brains in obese women act differently than in lean individuals, continuing to send hunger signals even after they are full, UTSW researchers found using brain imaging technology. (KERA)