Article: Jet Lag May Cause Some Problems to Brain: Study

Some evidence shows that jet lag doesn't just cause lethargic feeling as the body tries to adjust after high-speed travel through time zones but might also cause brain shrinkage and memory loss, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.

According to the paper, researchers from England's University of Bristol used MRI scans to study two sets of flight attendants earlier this month.

They found the group that had less time to rest between flights had smaller right temporal lobes, which is where visual recognition and spatial memory are ...

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