Health & Medicine
Researchers Discover How Smell Perception Influences Food Intake
In humans, hunger triggers certain mechanisms in the body that encourage feeding. Research funded by the European Research Council have succeeded in linking hunger and increased smell perception in the brain, a link that reveals more about the biological factors that urge a person to eat.
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