- Gut microbiome disruptions in infancy increase aggression later in life, including causing changes to aggression-related genes, according to a new study in mice who received a gut bacteria transplant from one-month-old human infants. https://newatlas.com/medical/microbiome-infancy-genes-aggression/ 2 comments science
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