Successful dieters have increased neural activity in cortical areas involved in the control of behavior
Angelo DelParigi(National Institutes of Health), P. Antonio Tataranni(National Institutes of Health), Arline D. Salbe(Phoenix (United States)), Rena R. Wing(Office of the Director), Kewei Chen(Good Samaritan Medical Center), Eric M. Reiman(Alzheimer's Association), James O. Hill(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
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