Brain gray matter volume
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Carbohydrates
upin silico1
Carbohydrates increase brain gray matter volume in silico (β = 0.0262, 95% CI [0.007, 0.046], p = 0.008).
“increasing whole-brain grey matter volume (βC=C0.0262; 95% CI=[0.007, 0.046]; p = 0.008)”
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