Health & Medicine
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Stomach Nerves Function as 'Clock' Regulating Eating Habits
Nerves in the stomach likely function as an internal "clock," relying on the circadian rhythm to regulate our food intake to certain times of day, according to a research team from the University of Adelaide
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