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Gut bacteria that have been disrupted in infancy can lead to greater aggression later in life, including causing changes to aggression-related genes, according to a new study. The findings warrant more research into the complex interplay between the gut, brain, and aggression.Continue ReadingCategory: Body & MindTags: Microbiome, Gut Bacteria, Genetics, Bar Ilan University
Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year celebrates International Women Drivers’ Day today (June 24th) by drawing attention to women drivers’ concerns about aggressive behaviour on the roads.  A survey led […] The post 78% of women consider aggression on roads ‘serious problem’ appeared first on ShinyShiny.
Overt acts of aggression include verbal and physical violence and bullying. Then, there are covert signs like vandalism and property damage, fire-setting, and theft. Both can negatively affect relationships and have legal consequences. It goes without saying that, on many levels, society would be better off if aggressive behaviors were reduced. A new study may have discovered a way of doing that.
A fascinating study has found that sniffing female tears significantly reduced male aggression and decreased activity in aggression-related brain networks. It’s suggested that the effect, which is caused by chemical signals in tears and is also seen in rodents, serves a protective function.Continue ReadingCategory: ScienceTags: Tears, Chemicals, Behavior, Weizmann Institute


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