Obesity is associated with both structural and functional changes of the central nervous
system. While gray matter alterations in obesity point to a consistent reduction with …

Recent studies suggest that being overweight or obese is related to worse cognitive
performance, particularly executive function. Obesity may also increase the risk of …

Under weak and reasonable assumptions, mainly that data are exchangeable under the null
hypothesis, permutation tests can provide exact control of false positives and allow the use …

Increasing research in animals and humans suggests that obesity may be associated with
learning and memory deficits, and in particular with reductions in episodic memory. Rodent …

We analyzed the putative association between abdominal obesity (measured in waist
circumference) and gray matter volume (Study of Health in Pomerania: SHIP-2, N= 758) …

We come into the world with enduring predispositions towards food, which interact with
environmental factors to influence our eating behaviors and weight trajectories. But our fates …

Obesity is associated with lowered brain's grey (GM) and white matter (WM) density as
measured by voxel‐based morphometry (VBM). Nevertheless, it remains unknown whether …

Aims/hypotheses In adults, type 2 diabetes and obesity have been associated with structural
brain changes, even in the absence of dementia. Some evidence suggested similar …

Obesity has become a major public and individual health problem due to its high worldwide
prevalence and its relation with comorbid conditions. According to previous studies, obesity …

Results: Two-sample t-test between OB (baseline) and NW groups showed decreased FA
values, GM/WM densities and increased MD value in brain regions associated with food …