Group report: what are the animal and human models for the study of regulation of body weight and what are their respective strengths and limitations?

Richard L. Atkinson; G. A. Bray; Bruce C. Hansen; P. J. Reeds; Michael J. Stock; Angelo Tremblay; D. A. York; Claude Bouchard

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