Neuroimaging uncovers brain structural variations in convicted murderers

Researchers report multiple anatomical brain differences in convicted murderers, potentially linked to reduced empathy and guilt. Exact quantitative findings not provided in this trade press summary.

• The news item references a neuroimaging study, but no sample size, effect sizes, or statistical metrics were reported.
• Findings are preliminary and lack external validation; interpretation should be cautious until peer-reviewed details are available.

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