Antarctic expedition made scientists' brains smaller, study finds
Fewed by - Muzammil Zafar
Research conducted on the eight members of a scientific expedition to Antarctica, who stayed in German facility Neumayer III for more than a year, revealed that the lack of outside contact and the bleakness of the landscape may have had a significant effect on their brains, as the area around the hippocampus had shrunk by as much as 7 percent for all the expedition's members when they returned.
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Thu Dec 05
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