figuring out how the brain controls the desire for water and salt.

Published Date: 31 Jan 2024

The survival of all terrestrial animals, including humans, depends on drinking enough of water and consuming the right amounts of salt. Neural circuits that control thirst and are distributed throughout various areas of the human brain.

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