Obesity Drivers Differ by Sex
Neuroimaging research confirms sex-specific drivers of obesity in men and women.
Source: clinicaladvisor.com
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Neuroimaging research confirms sex-specific drivers of obesity in men and women.
Women with a high body mass index (BMI) tend to be more susceptible to “emotional overeating” compared to men, latest research shows, revealing a distinction between the genders.
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Men and women have different drivers of obesity in the brain that can lead to weight gain, a new study indicates.
Researchers used three different kinds of MRIs to evaluate the structure.