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A digital illustration depicting the gut microbiome, with tryptophan molecules being broken down by bacteria into indole byproducts, some of which are shown triggering inflammation in the joints.

Gut Microbiome Linked to Aggressive Behavior in Mice, Study Finds

man sniffing a handkerchief

Sniffing women’s tears reduces aggressive behavior in men

Snarling do. From Harvard PIO

As temps climb so do number of dog bites

Illustration of a rage-filled face

Brain can ramp up rage like a volume dial

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