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Obesity: Brain-Gut and Inflammation Connection: Part II, Number 4 ** Medical Books_Epidemiology & Public Health is Associate Professor of OrthopaedicPages: 240, Specialty: Endocrinology, Publisher: Elsevier, Publication Year: 2008, Cover: Hardback, Dimensions: 154x224x4mm This unique two part issue of the "Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics" is a must read. It addresses multiple aspects of obesity and the brain, as well as inflammation. The brain's regulation of appetite and satiety; and hepatic glucose metabolism by nutrients and hormones, are addressed, as well as epidemiology of obesity and