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Brain control of apetite

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Small brain region linked to nicotine addiction plays a major role in the control of appetite

November 23, 2016June 4, 2019 Ana Rodríguez 0 Comments acetylcholine, basal forebrain, Brain control of apetite, Control of Apetite, diagonal band of Broca, Neuroscience, nicotine; addiction

[See video beolow] Researchers studying the mystery of how the brain controls appetite have brought into play a small region

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