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Study cites brain defect linked to violent crime debate
New study reports 21 violent offenders share reduced gray matter in the prefrontal cortex behind the eyes, suggesting biological roots for aggression. The finding fuels a long dispute over whether criminal behavior stems from sociology or biology, drawing cautious skepticism from criminology experts.
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