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The tears flow by themselves. Illustration: depositphotos.com

In the tears you cry: smelling women's tears reduces aggression in men

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science discovered that tears activate human olfactory receptors, even though they are odorless, affecting the brain activity associated with aggression - and leading to more peaceful and less vengeful behavior
Prof. Omri Koren. Photo: Bar Ilan University Spokesperson

Antibiotics in pregnancy affect the behavior of the fetus

Prof. Omri Koren from the Faculty of Medicine won an ERC grant for his research dealing with the development of a post-biotic supplement to protect mothers and newborns
From the right: Dr. Ofer Yizhar, Dr. Matthias Friga, Niv Scott and Dr. Tali Kimchi. The next generation

The mothers and fathers

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The puzzle of the male brain. Illustration: shutterstock

How can the brain be directed to maternal behavior in females, and to reduce aggression in males?

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A face expressing fear from the book "The expressions of fear in mother and beast" written by Darwin

A new study conducted at the University of Haifa: fearless children show less empathy and more aggressive behavior

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The aggression hormone or the fairness hormone?

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What can be learned from chimpanzees about human aggression

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