Switching off anger with an electrode: Anger and aggression can be suppressed by targeting a specific region of the brain using weak direct current stimulation through the skull to modulate a neural circuit implicated in impulse control, finds a new fMRI study in the journal Cortex.

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Switching off anger with an electrode: Anger and aggression can be suppressed by targeting a specific region of the brain using weak direct current stimulation through the skull to modulate a neural circuit implicated in impulse control, finds a new fMRI study in the journal Cortex.