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X-WR-CALDESC:Excessive sugar consumption is a threat to human health and ma
 y contribute to adverse emotional\, behavioral\, cognitive\, and physical 
 health consequences. Research has also found that excessive sugar consumpt
 ion may play a role in externalizing behavioral problems (e.g.\, aggressio
 n and impulsivity)\, including criminality. Designed for professionals\, t
 his training provides attendees with an overview of excessive sugar consum
 ption and its related causes and consequences through a neurocriminologica
 l\, clinical\, and forensic lens. Implications for screening and intervent
 ion will also be discussed during this training. Other relevant topics of 
 interest discussed include blood sugar dysregulation (e.g.\, hypoglycemia 
 and hyperglycemia)\, central nervous system dysfunction\, chronic stress a
 nd adverse life experiences\, neurocognitive impairments\, criminal recidi
 vism and offender reentry\, prenatal sugar consumption and the first 1\,00
 0 days of life research\, hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) axis dysfun
 ction\, microbiota-gut-brain axis dysfunction\, negative emotionality\, ri
 sk-taking behaviors\, self-control deficits\, and the western diet among o
 thers. Empirically based research findings and case studies will be discus
 sed throughout this training.
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DESCRIPTION:Excessive sugar consumption is a threat to human health and may
  contribute to adverse emotional\, behavioral\, cognitive\, and physical h
 ealth consequences. Research has also found that excessive sugar consumpti
 on may play a role in externalizing behavioral problems (e.g.\, aggression
  and impulsivity)\, including criminality. Designed for professionals\, th
 is training provides attendees with an overview of excessive sugar consump
 tion and its related causes and consequences through a neurocriminological
 \, clinical\, and forensic lens. Implications for screening and interventi
 on will also be discussed during this training. Other relevant topics of i
 nterest discussed include blood sugar dysregulation (e.g.\, hypoglycemia a
 nd hyperglycemia)\, central nervous system dysfunction\, chronic stress an
 d adverse life experiences\, neurocognitive impairments\, criminal recidiv
 ism and offender reentry\, prenatal sugar consumption and the first 1\,000
  days of life research\, hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) axis dysfunc
 tion\, microbiota-gut-brain axis dysfunction\, negative emotionality\, ris
 k-taking behaviors\, self-control deficits\, and the western diet among ot
 hers. Empirically based research findings and case studies will be discuss
 ed throughout this training.
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Exploring a Closer Look: Excessive Sugar Consumption and C
 riminality: A Neurocriminological\, Clinical\, and Forensic Perspective
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