Publications of Evelyn Medawar

Medawar, E.; Weidert, L.; Zedler, M.; de Biasi, L.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: The Mensa study: Does meal choice impact post-meal mood, satiety and stress levels? 28th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior (SSIB), Virtual (2021)

Brecht, A.-K.; Medawar, E.; Thieleking, R.; Schneider, C.; Schaare, H. L.; Beyer, F.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: Investigating the relationship between dietary tyrosine intake, white matter microstructure and executive attention in healthy young adults. 28th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior, Virtual (2021)

Thieleking, R.; Medawar, E.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: How do memory and attention influence food decisions and what are the underlying neuronal mechanisms? 16th Research Festival of Life Sciences 2020, Leipzig, Germany (2020)

Medawar, E.: Effects of plant-based dietary patterns on mood, satiety and gut-brain-communication. Livestock, Environment and People (LEAP) Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom (2019)

Medawar, E.; Riedel-Heller, S.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: Anthropometric and psychological correlates of following a vegetarian diet: A large cohort cross-sectional approach. 27th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior , Utrecht, Netherlands (2019)

Medawar, E.; Witte, A. V.; Villringer, A.; Beyer, F.: Effect of scanner version on brain morphometric measures derived from T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging. The OHBM Annual Meeting 2019, Rome, Italy (2019)

Thieleking, R.; Medawar, E.; von Bergen, M.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: The GUT-BRAIN study: Short-term effect of a high-fiber diet on gut-brain communication. Neuroendocrinology and Brain Imaging, Rome, Italy (2019)

Medawar, E.; Thieleking, R.; von Bergen, M.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: The GUT-BRAIN study: Short-term effect of a high-fiber diet on gut-brain communication. Retreat Collaborative Research Council 1052 "Obesity Mechanism" , Grimma, Germany (2019)

Thieleking, R.; Medawar, E.; Disch, L.; Hesse, L.; Witte, A. V.: art.pics database: an open access database for experimental art stimuli. Retreat of the CRC 1052 "Obesity Mechanisms", Faculty of Medicine, Leipzig University, Grimma, Germany (2019)

Thieleking, R.; Medawar, E.; Disch, L.; Hesse, L.; Witte, A. V.: Art.pics database: An open access database for experimental art stimuli. Retreat Collaborative Research Council 1052 "Obesity Mechanism" , Grimma, Germany (2019)

Medawar, E.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: Metabolic and psychological correlates of following a vegetarian diet: A large cohort cross-sectional approach. MPI CBS Department of Neurology Retreat, Leipzig, Germany (2018)

Medawar, E.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: The effects of plant-based diets (vegetarian / vegan) on the body and the brain: A systematic review. Aegina Summer School 2018 “New Perspectives & Methods on Social Cognition”, Aegina Island, Greece (2018)

Medawar, E.: The potential of nutrition medicine. Lecture: Wahlfach Vorklinik für Mediziner:innen in Kooperation mit Physicians Associaton for Nutrition, Leipzig, Germany, February 04, 2022 - February 06, 2022

Medawar, E.: Nutrition psychology: Practical. Lecture: BSc Medical Nutrition Sciences, University of Lübeck, Germany, November 17, 2019 - November 18, 2019

Medawar, E.: Psychophysiological investigations on eating behaviour. [Psychophysiologische Untersuchungen zum Essverhalten]. Dissertation, Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin (2023)

Medawar, E.: Take home message: “Your shopping list is a ballot paper and your lunch is your immediate opportunity for action”. Max Planck PhDnet Offspring Blog (2019)

Vielhaus, C.: So bekommt dein Darm noch mehr Charme. Perspective Daily (2019)

Wöhlbier, A.-K.: Darm-Hirn-Kommunikation: Drei Fragen an Ronja Thieleking und Evelyn Medawar. Leipziger Volkszeitung (LVZ) (166) (2019)

Medawar, E.: Why do people believe in miracle foods? Charité NeuroScience Newsletter (CNS) (12/2) (2019)

Töws, E.; Medawar, E.; Thieleking, R.; Beyer, F.; Stumvoll, M.; Villringer, A.; Witte, A. V.: Habitual and supplemented prebiotic diets and their links to inflammatory serum markers and hypothalamic microstructure in young, overweight adults: A pre-registered study. medRxiv (2023)