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Dietary Modulation of Neurobiological Mechanisms Underlying Executive Function and Decision-Making: A Systematic Review
Executive function (EF) and decision making (DM) are central to adaptive behaviour, yet evidence explaining how diet influences their underlying neurobiological mechanisms remains fragmented. This systematic review examined how dietary exposures influence the neurobiological mechanisms underlying EF
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