I apologize once again for the misunderstanding. The article you have provided via the link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5938628/ is titled "Mind-altering parasites: a brief review of the neurobiological correlations of parasitic infection," and it discusses the potential effects of parasitic infections on the behavior and brain function of the infected host.
The article highlights various instances in which parasitic infections may influence host behaviors such as risk-taking and self-harm. The authors suggest that such behavioral changes may result from manipulations in neurotransmitter systems caused by the parasites.
The article concludes that further research is necessary to better understand the neurobiological mechanisms of these behavioral changes, and how they can contribute to parasitic transmission and disease progression.
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