Explore the intricate connections between the gut and brain in obesity through advanced brain imaging techniques in this 52-minute seminar presented by Dr. Gene-Jack Wang from the National Institute of Health (NIH)/National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Delve into cutting-edge research that reveals how brain imaging methodologies can provide valuable insights into the complex interactions between the digestive system and neural processes in individuals with obesity. Gain a deeper understanding of the latest findings in this field and their potential implications for developing new approaches to obesity treatment and prevention. This BrainMap seminar, hosted by the MGH Martinos Center, offers a comprehensive look at the role of neuroimaging in unraveling the mysteries of gut-brain communication and its impact on obesity.
What Brain Imaging Can Tell Us About Gut-Brain Interactions in Obesity
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BrainMap: What Brain Imaging Can Tell Us About Gut-Brain Interactions in Obesity
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MGH Martinos Center
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