Isabel García‐García

The paper examines the relationship between impulsivity, uncontrolled eating, and BMI using structural equation models and MRI data, finding associations between impulsivity traits and BMI via uncontrolled eating.

This study compares brain network organization in adults with obesity, healthy-weight individuals, and seniors using resting-state MRI, finding disruptions in small-world properties and centrality metrics in obesity.

This study examines brain structural changes after sleeve gastrectomy, finding increased grey and white matter density associated with weight loss and metabolic improvement.

This study finds that nucleus accumbens volume is positively related to BMI in younger individuals but negatively related in older adults, using meta-analysis and UK Biobank data.

The paper examines hemispheric asymmetries in EEG and fMRI related to approach and avoidance behavior, finding no significant links to eating behavior or BMI.

This study shows that emotional context affects how much people like food and how the left amygdala responds to food versus non-food items.

This study examines the relationship between BMI and brain structure in adolescents, finding that inflammatory agents partially explain changes in cortical thickness and surface area.

This study examines the relationship between food addiction, obesity, and brain structure in a population-based sample, finding no significant neuroanatomical correlates of food addiction but some associations with BMI and orbitofrontal cortex thickness.