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Key chemobiological mechanisms implicated in obesity include dysregulated leptin-ghrelin signaling, chronic low-grade inflammation, and altered adipokine profiles.
Understanding these mechanisms can help in developing targeted interventions for obesity.
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The review identified key chemobiological mechanisms implicated in obesity, including dysregulated leptin-ghrelin signaling, chronic low-grade inflammation, and altered adipokine profiles.
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Based on systematic review methodology.
Source
Chemobiology of Obesity and Advances in Bariatrics: A Systematic Review
Chinua Onyebuchi et al. · medtigo Journal of Medicine · 2025
DOI 10.63096/medtigo30623130
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