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Are food odours special? A systematic review of food odours as experimental stimuli to study reward responses in human subjects
Background: Food odours are often used to study anticipatory food reward, yet it remains unclear whether they evoke stronger reward responses than other odours or food cues presented in other sensory modalities. We systematically reviewed the literature to evaluate these assumptions. Methods: MEDLI
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