Reward for food odors: an fMRI study of liking and wanting as a function of metabolic state and BMI.
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Jean-Pierre Royet | Benoist Schaal | J. Royet | R. Soussignan | B. Schaal | T. Jiang | Robert Soussignan | Tao Jiang
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