Altered Interactions Among Resting-State Networks in Individuals with Obesity.

Yueyan DingGang JiGuanya LiWenchao ZhangYang HuLei LiuYuanyuan WangChunxin HuKaren M von DeneenYu HanGuangbin CuiHuaning WangCorinde E WiersPeter ManzaDardo TomasiNora D VolkowYongzhan NieGene-Jack WangYi Zhang

Published in: Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.) (2020)

Alterations in FC within and interactions between the SN, default-mode network, and FPN might contribute to the high incentive value of food (craving), lack of control of overeating (compulsive overeating), and increased awareness of hunger (impaired interoception) in OB.

Keyphrases

resting state
functional connectivity
insulin resistance
metabolic syndrome
weight loss
obsessive compulsive disorder
type diabetes
high fat diet induced
weight gain
human health
physical activity
deep brain stimulation