Why the study?
Obesity involves metabolic and neural dysfunction, but the temporal dynamics of brain connectivity remain unclear.
Does obesity alter dynamic functional network connectivity compared to normal-weight controls?
Comparison
Individuals with obesity vs normal-weight controls
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Obesity was associated with brain network reorganization and reduced flexibility; hypothesis-generating for links to eating behaviors and targeted interventions.
Does obesity alter dynamic functional network connectivity compared to normal-weight controls?
Obesity is associated with state-dependent reorganization of large-scale brain networks and diminished temporal flexibility, which correlates with eating behaviors.
Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.
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