News Finding: A recipe for violence? Children &amp; teenagers who grow up with one or more environmental risk factor such as urbanicity, migration, &amp; substance abuse are more likely to become a violently aggressive adult, study suggests  @username
Paper Finding: Together, we provide sound evidence of a disease-independent unfortunate relationship between well-defined pre-adult environmental hits and violent aggression, calling for more efficient prevention.
News Context: A recipe for violence? Children &amp; teenagers who grow up with one or more environmental risk factor such as urbanicity, migration, &amp; substance abuse are more likely to become a violently aggressive adult, study suggests  @username
Paper Context: Conversely, determination in peripheral blood mononuclear cells of histone-deacetylase1 mRNA as 'umbrella mediator' of epigenetic processes revealed an increase in the high-risk group, suggesting lasting epigenetic alterations. Together, we provide sound evidence of a disease-independent unfortunate relationship between well-defined pre-adult environmental hits and violent aggression, calling for more efficient prevention. Moreover, these environmental risk factors seem to contribute to abnormal behavior and to severity and onset of mental illness [1] , even though different risk factors may have different impact, dependent on the particular neuropsychiatric disease in focus.