Biomedical subjects
A J STUNKARD
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Psychological tests and medical prognosis.
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Skin temperature after eating: evidence bearing upon a thermostatic control of food intake.
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Obesity in men: a clinical study of twenty-five cases.
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Physical activity and human obesity.
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Improvement of the intravenous glucose tolerance test.
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Obesity, age and gastric hunger contractions.
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The dieting depression; incidence and clinical characteristics of untoward responses to weight reduction regimens.
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Physical activity: performance and attitudes of a group of obese women.
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An experiment in teaching psychotherapy.
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Studies on the physiology of hunger. I. The effect of intravenous administration of glucose on gastric hunger contractions in man.
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Untoward reactions to weight reduction among certain obese persons.
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The night-eating syndrome; a pattern of food intake among certain obese patients.
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The mechanism of satiety: effect of glucagon on gastric hunger contractions in man.
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Treatment of hypertensive disease with hydralazine; comparison of its action with that of low sodium diet in hospitalized patients.
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A method of evaluating a therapeutic agent. Results in a study of dibenamine.
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Pathogenesis in human obesity; function and disorder of a mechanism of satiety.
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