Researchers think that our gut microbiome (the tiny ecosystem of microbes like bacteria and viruses in our intestines) might inform everything from our productivity to our dementia risk.
And though it’s yet to be peer-reviewed, a new paper published in Translational Psychiatry has suggested the environments in our guts and mouths might be linked to psychopathic traits, too.
The authors of the manuscript say their findings could point towards a “novel” association between our oral and gut bacteria and signs of the personality type.
What even is psychopathy?
Psychopathy is a personality construct typically ma...
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