Jet lag can leave you feeling tired, irritable and altogether off balance for days. Scientists at Stanford University are carrying out research to reduce or prevent jet lag without the use of medication or adjusting your sleep schedule. The lead researcher, neurobiologist Jamie Zeitzer is working on a technique that …
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During his second tour of Afghanistan, Staff Sergeant James Sides came across an IED buried in the dirt. He knelt to try …