A new study published April 2 in Nature, digs into how the brain ties flavors to sickness, revealing a process that mirrors human reactions to foodborne illness.
Led by Christopher Zimmerman and Ilana Witten, both from Princeton University’s Neuroscience Institute, the research explores how mice learn to avoid harmful foods based on delayed gut signals.
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