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Repeated Binge-Like Alcohol Drinking Heightens Aggression in Mice

2025-04-26

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<h4>Rationale</h4> In humans, alcohol drinking is a significant driver of violent behaviors such as assaults and homicides. While acute intoxication is known to produce heightened aggression, little is known about alcohol’s long-term effects. Emerging evidence, however, suggests that chronic alcohol intake can promote heightened aggression, including during abstinence and may also sensitize individuals to alcohol...

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6bdcbfb6-8621-547d-b8df-df1e92d73205
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10.1101/2025.04.22.650080
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