ArticleObesity science & practice2026
Memory Performance in Adolescents Living With Obesity: Brain Activation During Encoding and Retrieval in a Case-Control Study.
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Objective: Effects of obesity on brain health have been revealed in adults, including mental health effects and cognitive impairment. Regarding cognition, obesity-related memory impairment has been specifically described. While this effect could have a major impact on learning abilities during adolescence, few studies have considered this critical period. Methods: In this present study, a new fMRI memory task based on paired encoding of faces and backgrounds and subsequent face recognition was presented to male adolescents living with obesity ( Results: Our study shows that adolescents living with obesity exhibited significantly lower face recognition memory performances (F Conclusions: These results suggest that obesity during adolescence is associated with neurocognitive impairment. Future studies should consider adolescence more carefully since this memory impairment could contribute to academic learning difficulties faced by adolescents living with obesity. Trial Registration: CHUBX 2017/19; CPP number: 2017-3A02533-50.
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