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Findings demonstrate disrupted connectivity in different metabolic states, indicating potential intervention avenues.
These findings demonstrate that disrupted brain connectivity is a fundamental characteristic of obesity. The results highlight the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex as a key region underlying maladaptive reward processing and suggest that targeting this area through neuromodulation therapies may offer a promising intervention for obesity treatment.
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