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The 1944 Minnesota Starvation Experiment was a medical and psychological study designed to find solutions to the widespread hunger and malnutrition crises faced by civilian populations toward the end of World War II. Conducted at the University of Minnesota’s Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene by physiologist Ancel Keys and psychologist Josef Brozek, the study aimed to map the effects of prolonged caloric restriction on human physiology and psychology and to determine the most effective refeedi