… addiction can also be used to understand why some obese individuals find it so difficult to
properly regulate … activity in brain regions that process palatability could make obese subjects …

… along these circuits contribute to diverse pathologies, including obesity and addiction. …
Similarly, the regulatory influence of neurotransmitter systems other than DA on the various …

… Obesity and addiction are associated with profound alterations to both hedonic and homeostatic
brain … A subset of individuals with obesity may experience pathological cravings for food …

… Both addiction and obesity reflect imbalances in the responses of the brain to rewarding
stimuli in … Thus, improper regulation by D2R-mediated DA signaling of these frontal regions in …

… Model of brain circuits involved with addiction and obesity: reward/saliency motivation/drive,
memory/conditioning and inhibitory control/emotional regulations. Disrupted activity in brain …

… obese and drug-addicted individuals suffer from impairments in dopaminergic pathways that
regulate … on the role of dopamine in drug addiction and in obesity, and propose an updated …

… -regulation processes (3–5). The goal of this review is to critically assess the putative overlaps
between addiction and obesity … impact of obesity and various types of addictions on brain …

… brain underlies behaviors leading to obesity. Here, we review the existing data and related
neurocircuitry, as well as the scope of obesity … geared toward regulating these dysfunctional …

… regulation of appetite, and energy homeostasis. Stress is a key risk factor in the development
of addiction and in addiction … Axial brain slices in the obese and lean groups of neural …

… -addicted and non-addicted lean controls. We show that food addiction shares common
neural brain … centers in the brain play a pivotal role in body weight regulation, more recently …