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A systematic review on the neurological and psychopathological correlates of pica
Pica, the consumption of non-nutritive substances for longer than 30 days, has had several aetiologies reported. These include micronutrient deficiency, psychological and developmental disorders, and neurological and neurochemical pathologies, with a predominant focus in literature on micronutrient...
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Department of Psychology
2025
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