The phrase "aggression disease" is not commonly used in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing a condition or behavior characterized by aggressive tendencies, possibly in a psychological or medical context.
Example: "Researchers are studying the effects of trauma on children, particularly how it can lead to what some are calling aggression disease."
Alternatives: "aggressive behavior disorder" or "hostility syndrome."
Serum lactate level has been repeatedly shown as a marker of the intensity of aggression and disease severity, and is proposed to reflect the intensity of tissue damage and peripheral organs dysfunctions.
Color is often also genetically and phenotypically correlated to suites of other morphological, physiological and behavioral traits, e.g. testosterone levels, aggression and disease resistance [ 26- 29].
Furthermore, the FVAQ probes a limited set of features of the built environment, behavioural factors (such as secondary attention tasks or aggression), and disease-related behaviours (such as freezing in Parkinson's patients, or asymmetries in limb movements in stroke patients).
Sweet, R. A. et al. Dopamine receptor genetic variation, psychosis, and aggression in Alzheimer disease.
Cost-benefit analysis of second-generation antipsychotics and placebo in a randomized trial of the treatment of psychosis and aggression in Alzheimer disease.
A patient with Alzheimer's who in life was always gentle may lash out in anger and aggression; Lewy body disease often leads to what doctors call inappropriate sexual behavior.
"From a health standpoint, trans fat consumption has been linked to higher body weight, more aggression and heart disease".
After the Lasius turcicus sister lineage was confirmed [32], the invasive garden ant provided a unique opportunity for comparative analysis of the invasive and pre-invasive traits that determine gene-flow, social structure, recognition and aggression, vulnerability to disease, and thus, ultimately, reproductive success and invasive potential.
This suggests that SUVmax might correlate with disease aggression.
