Reduction in neural activation to high-calorie food cues in obese endometrial cancer survivors after a behavioral lifestyle intervention: a pilot study

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Nora L Nock
Anastasia Dimitropoulos
Jean Tkach
Heidi Frasure
Vivan vonGruenigen
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[1] Case Western Reserve University,Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
[2] Case Western Reserve University,Case Comprehensive Cancer Center
[3] Case Western Reserve University,Department of Psychological Sciences
[4] Case Western Reserve University,Case Center for Imaging Research, Department of Radiology
[5] University Hospitals Case Medical Center,Department of Reproductive Biology
[6] University Hospitals Case Medical Center,undefined
[7] Case Western Reserve University,undefined
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BMC Neuroscience | / 13卷
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Obesity; Endometrial cancer; fMRI; Reward; High-calorie foods; Lifestyle intervention;
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