criminal behavior
06/23/2018
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By Rhonda Johansson
Can brain lesions explain why some people are driven to a life of crime?
It is the conundrum that has plagued many neurologists for years: Is criminal behavior the cause or effect of brain lesions? Or worse, do these two factors simply exist in the same space but share no common ground? Attempting to find a potential link between the two is necessary for understanding why some people enter […]
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