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Rapid weight gain, at least in some women, is an expression of a neuroendocrine state characterized by reduced hypothalamic dopaminergic tone

scientific article published in November 1998

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Rapid weight gain, at least in some women, is an expression of a neuroendocrine state characterized by reduced hypothalamic dopaminergic tone (English)

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Ferreira MF

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Sobrinho LG

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Santos MA

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1 November 1998

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