Fasting biases brain reward systems towards high‐calorie foods
Anthony P. Goldstone(Hammersmith Hospital), Jimmy D. Bell(University of Westminster), Emer Hughes(King's College London), Gabriel Bell(Hammersmith Hospital), Charlotte Croese(Hammersmith Hospital), Christina Prechtl(Hammersmith Hospital), Adam Waldman(Royal Society of Edinburgh), Giuliana Durighel(Hammersmith Hospital), Gary Frost(Imperial College London), John D. Beaver(Biogen (United States)), Kinan Muhammed(Hammersmith Hospital)
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