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We found that, compared with 32 normal people in a control group, psychopaths had an 18% smaller amygdala, which is critical for emotions like fear and is part of the neural circuitry underlying moral decision-making.
WSJ: Neurocriminology: Inside the Criminal Mind
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For example, one of the most widely cited intervention studies on soda and weight, ( Ebbeling et al. 2006) took 103 adolescents aged 13 to 18 who regularly consumed soda and randomly assigned them to either a group that received no calorie beverages for six months by way of home delivery or a control group that carried on drinking soda as normal.
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Each one is naturally rich in vitamin E - and other potentially important minerals - and for each there is a similarly tasting "normal" soup that could be used for the control group of pregnant women.
BBC: 'Super soup' test in asthma trial