Differential fMRI Responses to Visual Food Cues Between Lean and Obese Subjects

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accessing activation activations activity adults affecting asked assessment attention attentive audience behavior belong better bold brain caloric cancer cardiovascular category cause caused cerebellum characteristics children circuitry component condition consisted consume content control correlate correlates cortex counterbalance cues decision decrease decreased diseases disorders displayed drink eating elicit engage engaged error evaluate even except exhibited experiences fasted fasting finding findings fisher food foods frontal fusiform glucose gradually heart highly hunger identified implicated inappropriate increment indicate individual inferior ingestion intake involve involved involvement known lean lesion lobe make making medial memories memory motivation necessary neural nucleus obese obesity palatable parietal part participants physiologists pictures pleasantness positively prediction previously processing proportion provoke ratings reactivity reduced regardless regulation remains reported responds response responses responsible retrieval reward risk satiated secondary selection solution starting still stroke strong stronger structures subjective subjects suggesting suggests superior target tasks taste temporal thalamus third though timothy trial tube understand versus viewing visual