The autopsy of Charles Whitman, a gunman who killed 15 people in 1966, revealed a brain tumor in his frontal lobe. Were Whitman’s violent actions the result of his tumor, or were they a result of other factors, such as traumatic brain injury or personality?
This article is part of our WinSPIRE Science in the News series. Authors: Meranda Dwe, Maryori Garcia Mas, and Salma Ittidir
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