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Objective
Chronic stress promotes obesity and metabolic comorbidities. The ability of individuals to cope with stress may serve as an important parameter in the development of obesity‐related metabolic outcomes. The aim of this study was to clarify whether differences in stress response affect metabolic health under obesity.
Methods
The study was performed in a selectively bred mouse model of social...