Cognitive impairment and antiphospholipid syndrome: is paradoxical embolism the rule?
Patients without sRLS and with more years of education exhibited a better performance in cognitive tests than sRLS patients.
These findings suggest that, in non-obese women, neural circuits engaged in energy homeostasis and reward processing are selectively attuned to representations of high-calorie foods that are perceived as fattening. Studies to investigate hormonal action or manipulation of energy balance may benefit from fMRI protocols that contrast energy-rich food stimuli with non-food or low-calorie food stimuli.