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Anorexia, Nausea, and Emesis

Tito received his PhD in Integrative Molecular Medicine from the University of Zurich in Switzerland. His thesis aimed to disentangle the neuronal mechanisms contributing to cancer

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Role of Brainstem Glial Cells in Energy Balance Regulation

Lauren received her PhD in Pharmacology & Physiology from St. Louis University. In her doctoral work, Lauren studied the neuroendocrine control of reproductive development and function

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Central Mechanisms of Amylin Mediated Attenuation of Motivated Feeding

Caroline received her Ph.D. in Animal Sciences from the University of Arizona. Under Dr. Ben Renquist, Caroline’s graduate work centered on understanding how hepatic lipid accumulation

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Central Sites of Action Mediating Food Intake Control

Sam received her PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Illinois at Chicago. In the lab of Dr. Mitchell Roitman, Sam investigated the influence of physiological

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Intersection Between Energy Balance and Stress Mechanisms

Metabolic disease and stress-related disorders have long been known to exhibit significant comorbidity. Given the clinical relevance of both obesity and stress-related disorders, recent efforts in

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Novel Sites Of Action For Feeding Related Peptides

Identifying novel mechanisms and sites of action for the control of energy balance is one of main focuses of the Hayes lab. Previous work from the lab showed that GLP-1

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