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Hormone Leptin Might Help Treat Obesity: Yale Researchers
Yale School of Medicine researchers have found that hormone Leptin acts on non-neuronal cells to regulate appetite. These non-neuronal cells such as glial cells can be targeted by anti-obesity treatments.
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