Developing smartphone-based cognitive training to improve food choice in obesity

Last updated 31st Jan 2018
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A pinboard by Naomi Kakoschke

I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Monash University studying the neuroscience of obesity.

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People with obesity often eat unhealthy food although they know that it is bad for them. Scientists think this is related to the development of food habits over time that are not always intentional...

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