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Dr. Marijn Lijffijt
Ph.D. Assistant Research Professor / Principal Investigator, Baylor College of Medicine, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
6 posts
A food for thought: how highly processed foods affect our mental health?
Worn out from thinking? You might forego the better deal
You need to get out more: being addicted to negative news can consume you
Can electrical brain stimulation restrain out-of-control binge eating?
Hunting for SSRI alternatives to treat late-life depression and apathy
Workouts can boost clear thinking and decision-making – under the right circumstances
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