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Endocrine and Neural Control of Eating in Women
The purpose of this study is to better understand how female sex hormones influence the food intake in the gut system through the release of satiety hormones as well as through central regulative mechanisms in the brain that subsequently contribute to the control of eating in healthy women at different stages of the ovarian cycle.
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