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Challenges of considering both extremities of the weight status spectrum to better understand obesity: Insights from the NUTRILEAN Project in Constitutionally Thin Individuals.

2023-04-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>While the physiology of obesity has been so extensively investigated to date, only an extremely small number of studies (less than 50) have focused on the other extremity of the weight spectrum: constitutional thinness. Yet, this important state of underweight in the absence of any eating disorders provides a mirror model of obesity that might be particularly insightful in understanding...

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6395c35f-d343-5e6d-8ec5-3f5cb29ebb85
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2777415/v1
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