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From sensory circumventricular organs to cerebral cortex: Neural pathways controlling thirst and hunger
Much progress has been made during the past 30 years with respect to elucidating the neural and endocrine pathways by which bodily needs for water and energy are brought to conscious awareness through the generation of thirst and hunger. One way that circulating hormones influence thirst and hunger
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