Increased desire for food when fasted is associated with increased activation of the ventral striatum, insula and amygdala in humans
Anthony P. Goldstone(Hammersmith Hospital), Jimmy D. Bell(University of Westminster), Emer Hughes(King's College London), Adam Waldman(Royal Society of Edinburgh), Giuliana Durighel(Hammersmith Hospital), Gabriel Bell(Hammersmith Hospital), Kinan Muhammed(Hammersmith Hospital)
Society for Endocrinology BES 2008
April 1, 2008
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