Diurnal secretion of ghrelin, growth hormone, insulin binding proteins, and prolactin in normal weight and overweight subjects with and without the night eating syndrome
Authors:
- Grethe S. BirketvedtGBGrethe S. Birketvedt
- Allan GeliebterAGAllan Geliebter
- Ingrid KristiansenIKIngrid Kristiansen
- Yngve FirgenschauYFYngve Firgenschau
- Rasmus GollRGRasmus Goll
- Jon R. FlorholmenJFJon R. Florholmen
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