VIDEO: Food and Addiction: Stress, Opioids and Binge-Eating in Rats - UCTV - University of California Television

Food and Addiction: Stress, Opioids and Binge-Eating in Rats

5/20/2010; 28 minutes

Mary Boggiano of the University of Alabama at Birmingham explores the psychobiology of non-regulatory eating which characterizes binge-eating disorders and obesity. (#18568)

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