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Fast Food, Fries and Science: Inside U-M’s Lab Studying Cravings

June 30, 2026
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Michigan News

Why is it so hard to stick to healthy habits? Inside a tucked-away lab in East Hall, University of Michigan researchers built a simulated fast-food restaurant to study how our surroundings influence the choices we make.

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