Higher Omega-6 Fatty Acids in Blood Linked to Lower Hostility and Type-A Personality
A 10-year Israeli cohort study finds RBC omega-6 levels predict lower Type-A and hostile personality traits, independent of genetics.
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A 10-year Israeli cohort study finds RBC omega-6 levels predict lower Type-A and hostile personality traits, independent of genetics.
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