Elevated body mass index in youth is associated with dysregulated surrogate markers of neural inhibition & excitation, and internetwork functional dysconnectivity
Amy Claire Reichelt, E. Daskalakis, J Cohen, Kevin Grant Solar, M Saberi, Matthew Ventresca, Mohamed Ali, Rouzbeh Zamyadi, Shannon E. Scratch, Jill K. Hamilton, Benjamin Thomas Dunkley
This study examines the neurophysiological effects of elevated BMI in youth, finding dysregulated neural markers of excitation and inhibition, and reduced functional connectivity in brain networks.
bioRxiv · Apr 18, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience