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Orexin and pupillary modulation for hunger control

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 123, Issue 44, November 2026. SignificanceThis study reveals a genetically defined arousal-hunger circuit that enables mental engagement or external sensory input to naturally interrupt the urge to eat. These findings in mice suggest that noninvasive sensory tools, guided by ...

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