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However, scientists say fears a new pandemic could occur are overblown, as HMPV has been common in winter months for decades, and many of us have built up at least some immunity to it. The virus does pose a bigger threat to the elderly, young children and people with weakened immune systems. In them, it can lead to more serious conditions like bronchitis or pneumonia. But as with other seasonal bugs, experts say, infection rates should fall when warmer weather returns. 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All of our blood \u2013 six liters in an adult \u2013 flows through the spleen several hundred times a day. It filters out old blood cells, bacteria, pathogens and tumor cells and then organizes their disposal with the help macrophages (a type of white blood cells). It also trains white blood cells, known as lymphocytes, to work together with the bone marrow and thymus. Lymphocytes defend the body against pathogens. The spleen is also a storage organ: It holds onto a small amount of blood for emergencies, such as severe blood loss. 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A tsunami warning was called off less than two hours after the quake. The area is prone to earthquakes. Europe\u2019s largest active supervolcano \u2013 the Phlegraean Fields near Naples in Italy \u2013 is also regularly hit with earthquakes. For more than 10 years, the area has been on yellow alert, which calls for caution. A supervolcano is a volcano that produces an eruption with a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 8 \u2014 the highest level on the scale. This means it releases more than 1,000 cubic kilometers of material such as gas, lava and debris. Supervolcanoes occur when magma in the mantle rises to the crust but is unable to break through it. Pressure builds up in a large, growing magma pool until the crust can no longer contain it, and ruptures. The eruptions don\u2019t just cause massive natural destruction. Recently in Indonesia and the Philippines, they\u2019ve also caused mass evacuations. And repeated eruptions of a volcano in southwestern Iceland have displaced thousands of people. Study: Kilburn, C.R.J., Carlino, S., Danesi, S. et al. Potential for rupture before eruption at Campi Flegrei caldera, Southern Italy. Commun Earth Environ 4, 190 (2023). 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The same happened several days later in the Pacific Ocean island nation Vanuatu. Since tsunamis have no season, they can happen at any time on any coast. They most commonly occur in the Pacific around the \"Ring of Fire\", a tectonic belt along that ocean\u2019s rim where volcanic eruptions and earthquakes are regular events. Tsunamis are usually caused by earthquakes powered by the movement of undersea tectonic plates. This sudden underwater movement causes large amounts of water to be displaced, sending waves across the ocean. These waves are often small but can move at high speeds \u2013 up to 800 kilometers per hour. The highest tsunami wave ever recorded formed after a landslide in Alaska in 1958. It surged along the fjord of Lituya Bay, stripping trees and soil down to bedrock and k1lling two fishermen. That event led to the coining of the term \u2018megatsunami\u2019. The most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Asia triggered the massive 2004 tsunami, known as the Boxing Day Tsunami due to its occurrence on the Boxing Day holiday, or as the Asian Tsunami. It devastated communities along the coasts of the Indian Ocean, particularly in Aceh (Indonesia), as well as in Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu (India), and Khao Lak (Thailand). It remains the deadliest natural disaster of the 21st century. 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Most of the wound healing process happens at a level that we can\u2019t observe directly. So, what happens after an injury? Conveniently, the circulatory system has its very own puncture-repair kit, and thrombocytes play a key role in it. They mend the wound and stop the bleeding. Taking care of unwelcome intruders that invade the wound, on the other hand, is the job of macrophages and other white blood cells. 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How many answers can you get right? If you watch the videos on our channel regularly you should be able to answer all of them. And in case you didn\u2019t manage, check out our profile for all the in-depth explanations and some general knowledge upgrades for your brain. https:\/\/bit.ly\/4fpZMvW https:\/\/bit.ly\/3ZZaLI2 https:\/\/bit.ly\/3P6dol2 Author: Esteban Pardo #ScienceQuiz #QuizTime #FunWithScience #ScienceChallenge #STEMTok #sciencetok #science #learnontiktok #dwscience #dwhealth #trivia","link":"https:\/\/www.tiktok.com\/@dw.science\/video\/7453477729896336673?utm_campaign=tt4d_open_api&utm_source=7192684179597819906","postTags":"[]","attachmentPreviewPicture":"https:\/\/p16-sign-useast2a.tiktokcdn.com\/tos-useast2a-p-4864-euttp\/oUPwJSZLpdwzA0TCUAN5qwEMyiOB3BoiIIATy~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter:300:400.jpeg?dr=10399&nonce=73841&refresh_token=828bcb9a005c98fcd02acc6a58fcf4fb&x-expires=1736848800&x-signature=rhhNjcaF3fRc%2FUDIFC5GQq%2FlbO8%3D&idc=useast2a&ps=13740610&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&shcp=34ff8df6&shp=d05b14bd&t=4d5b0474","totalLikes":"99","totalComments":"12","totalShares":"5","totalEngagements":"116","totalViews":"1528","reach":"1304","totalTimeWatched":"06:14:20","fullVideoWatchedRate":"0 %","avgWatchTime":"14.70s"},{"profileId":427571,"internalId":"{\"spaceProfileId\":788249,\"postTypeId\":10,\"platformId\":\"7458657417514077473\",\"time\":\"2025-01-11 14:00:25\",\"timezone\":\"UTC\"}","time":"01\/11\/2025 14:00:25","pageName":"@dw.science","message":"Are you looking out for the planetary alignment 2025? Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn form a planetary parade in the night sky. You can see it without a telescope. The planets will be visible in the night sky just after sunset. This phenomenon occurs when the planets, which all orbit the sun in the same general plane, align on the same side of the sun as Earth. Rare planetary alignments do not signal natural disasters or the end of the world. A common myth suggests that when planets line up, their gravitational pull could destroy Earth. However, the vast distances between celestial bodies mean their gravitational influence is negligible. Even if all planets were to align perfectly, their combined gravity would only raise ocean tides by about one twenty-fifth of a millimeter, which is insignificant. In contrast, human-driven climate change is having a much larger impact on Earth's tides and sea levels, with sea levels rising at a rate of 2.3 mm per year since the 1970s. NASA scientists confirm that planetary alignments have no meaningful effect on Earth, emphasizing that the real threat comes from global warming and its environmental consequences. 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Some claim the Giza pyramids are not tombs, because no bodies have ever been found there. The Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, for example, is buried in the Valley of the Kings, several hundred kilometers away in Luxor. The Giza Pyramid Complex consists of three main pyramids \u2013 believed to be the tombs of Kings Khufu (also known as Cheops), Khafre and Menkaure \u2013 along with the Great Sphinx, a limestone statue with the head of a human and the body of a lion. All were built around 4,500 years ago. But no mummies have ever been found in any of these tombs in modern times. Nor do they have the lavish architecture, elaborate paintings, hieroglyphs or treasures you would expect to find in a tomb worthy of a great ruler. The way the pyramids are supposedly lined up with the stars and the materials used in their construction have led some to believe that they were used for power generation rather than as tombs. These stories persist despite the fact that no convincing evidence has yet been produced to support the pyramid theory. A far more likely scenario is that tomb robbers plundered the valuables from these pyramids centuries ago and may have taken the mummies with them. And why are there no famous carvings in the Giza pyramids like in other Egyptian tombs? Because the evidence indicates that hieroglyphs inside tombs didn\u2019t become a real thing in burial sites until centuries later. 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Starting on January 10, these planets will be visible to the naked eye in the night sky just after sunset. This phenomenon occurs when the planets, which all orbit the sun in the same general plane, align on the same side of the sun as Earth. As a result, their orbital positions appear to form a line across the sky. Although they seem close together, they are millions of kilometers apart. Venus will shine brightly, Mars will have its reddish hue, and Jupiter and Saturn will also be visible, though Saturn will appear smaller. This rare alignment is a unique opportunity to witness a striking cosmic display. Be sure to watch the night sky after sunset from January 10 to catch this incredible sight! 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This theory proposes that the seemingly never-ending expansion of the universe might cause everything to break down down into bits and basically destroy the universe. Starting from the unfurling of clusters of galaxies to the splitting of an atom, any two points in the universe will move infinitely far apart from each other, according to this theory. This Big Rip theory is based on recent observations about the potential role of dark energy in the expansion of the universe. The universe seems to be expanding faster and faster; and dark energy seems to be accelerating this expansion. Scientists believe that after about 22 billion years, the speed at which any two points in the universe move away from each other will be greater than the speed of light, thus literally breaking gravity and possibly other laws of physics. 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Apart from humans, it has also been detected in a wide range of other mammal species like cats, tigers, foxes and others. Experts will keep watching the outbreak in 2025 closely. The reported symptoms of bird flu in humans have varied. Eye redness has been the predominant symptom among recent U.S. cases. Respiratory symptoms and fever were also reported. But even if it often manages to jump the species barrier, the ease with which the pathogen passes from one avian species to another indicates that \u2013 at least until recently \u2013 it evolved primarily to infect birds. However, because evolution is a dynamic process, things can change. H5N1 has, for instance, recently adapted to infect cows more easily, and hundreds of cattle farms in the US have reported cases of the disease in their herds. Dozens of livestock workers have also sporadically contracted the virus, although so far human-to-human transmission doesn\u2019t appear to be occurring. If it does, the situation could quickly escalate. 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The virus originated in birds, but can pass to other hosts including humans. Most H5 bird flu infections are related to animal-to-human exposures. It happens very rarely though. So far there have been 66 confirmed human cases of H5N1 bird flu in the US since 2024. This is the first person in the US who has died as a result of an H5 infection. Louisiana health department said they were over the age of 65, and had other underlying health conditions. Outside the United States, more than 950 cases of H5N1 bird flu have been reported to the World Health Organization; about half of those have resulted in death. Far more common are other flu viruses that contribute to flu season around this time of year. If you have the flu right now, you might look for remedies to treat your symptoms. Well, there are not many we can recommend, except for resting, sleeping, keeping warm and drinking plenty of water. If your temperature rises too high, Ibuprofen or Paracetamol might help. Did you know flu viruses can swap genes to create brand-new strains? That\u2019s how bird flu (H5N1) became so infectious among animals in the first place. But small mutations matter, too. A recent study showed that all it takes is one mutation for H5N1 to make the shift from infecting primarily birds to infecting humans much more easily. 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The marine animals rub their bodies against large rocks in shallow fjords\u202fto remove dead skin cells. Australian researchers from Griffith University observed the peculiar behavior\u202fin pods of humpback whales as they migrated south between August 2021 and October 2022. Thought to take place at least once a year, this shedding process could help the exceptionally long-lived whales maintain a healthy appearance. It could also improve skin function by sloughing off dead skin along with accumulated microalgae and parasites, as well as stimulating the growth of new tissue. Author: Sophia Wagner Source \/ Study: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering; Exfoliating Whales\u2013Sandy Bottom Contact Behaviour of Humpback Whales by Jan-Olaf Meynecke 1,2,*,Johan Gustafon 2ORCID and David E. 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Santa Claus is coming to town. How fast will Santa have to travel? And what\u2019s the science behind it? Let's assume that Santa has to play by the rules of physics to complete his enormous task of delivering presents to every kid in the world who believes in him. What would happen? Things are about to get really hot. We sent a request to Santa\u2019s office at the North Pole but haven\u2019t received an answer yet. So all these numbers and calculations are rough estimates. Author: Esteban Pardo Host: Sushmitha Ramakrishnan #santascience #santa #christmas #presents #quantumphysics #theydidthemath #STEMTok #sciencetok #science #learnontiktok #dwscience #live #call #xmas","link":"https:\/\/www.tiktok.com\/@dw.science\/video\/7452008916931611937?utm_campaign=tt4d_open_api&utm_source=7192684179597819906","postTags":"[]","attachmentPreviewPicture":"https:\/\/p16-sign-useast2a.tiktokcdn.com\/tos-useast2a-p-4864-euttp\/ocjqDxqE6mByEIqI8BFnE2ZDQfP2bDRqftawJv~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter:300:400.jpeg?dr=10399&nonce=27520&refresh_token=2432dc5621b7e9e29bcf5e5e020d35ca&x-expires=1736848800&x-signature=9y0F3ckcxcXcXQW7%2BQ2rQOqCxaM%3D&idc=useast2a&ps=13740610&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&shcp=34ff8df6&shp=d05b14bd&t=4d5b0474","totalLikes":"42","totalComments":"3","totalShares":"4","totalEngagements":"49","totalViews":"978","reach":"827","totalTimeWatched":"02:01:01","fullVideoWatchedRate":"0 %","avgWatchTime":"7.42s"},{"profileId":427571,"internalId":"{\"spaceProfileId\":788249,\"postTypeId\":10,\"platformId\":\"7454204453248306465\",\"time\":\"2024-12-30 14:00:25\",\"timezone\":\"UTC\"}","time":"12\/30\/2024 14:00:25","pageName":"@dw.science","message":"New Year's Eve idea: a homemade volcano! Here\u2019s how it\u2019s done: You can use a small bottle and some foil to make your own volcano. Fill three table spoons of baking soda into its crater. Add some red food-coloring. Cautiously pour vinegar onto the mixture. The volcano will erupt with streams of red lava. Here\u2019s what\u2019s happening on a more scientific level: Baking soda (also known as sodium bicarbonate, NaHCO\u2083) is a base. Vinegar contains acetic acid (CH\u2083COOH), which is an acid. When you mix them, the acetic acid in the vinegar reacts with the sodium bicarbonate in the baking soda. This reaction produces three things: When you mix them, the acetic acid in the vinegar reacts with the sodium bicarbonate in the baking soda. This produces 3 things: Water (H\u2082O), Carbon dioxide (CO\u2082) gas, which forms all those bubbles, Sodium acetate (CH\u2083COONa), a type of salt that stays dissolved in the liquid. The fizzing happens because carbon dioxide gas is rapidly created and released, forming bubbles that rise up. 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How many answers can you get right?\u202f If you watch the videos on our channel regularly, you should be able to answer all these questions. If you don\u2019t manage it, check out our profile for all the in-depth explanations and some general knowledge upgrades. https:\/\/bit.ly\/4gv6emM https:\/\/bit.ly\/3BCWRlI https:\/\/bit.ly\/3VPKZDw https:\/\/bit.ly\/49VjChl https:\/\/bit.ly\/3BHws6e Author: Esteban Pardo\u202f\/Kirstin Schumann #ScienceQuiz #QuizTime #FunWithScience #ScienceChallenge #STEMTok #sciencetok #science #learnontiktok #dwscience #dwhealth #trivia #generalknowledge #quiz","link":"https:\/\/www.tiktok.com\/@dw.science\/video\/7456059923181456673?utm_campaign=tt4d_open_api&utm_source=7192684179597819906","postTags":"[]","attachmentPreviewPicture":"https:\/\/p16-sign-useast2a.tiktokcdn.com\/tos-useast2a-p-4864-euttp\/oUpk3OyFQpMnJX9H4DeQ9gGfeJ78EkMeggg8D1~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter:300:400.jpeg?dr=10399&nonce=23316&refresh_token=dd9e7e49a8d13e2bc5b1d240d1cb1748&x-expires=1736848800&x-signature=OFYMdJVeb7gttNzDwYtm1ToCcgk%3D&idc=useast2a&ps=13740610&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&shcp=34ff8df6&shp=d05b14bd&t=4d5b0474","totalLikes":"46","totalComments":"4","totalShares":"1","totalEngagements":"51","totalViews":"955","reach":"817","totalTimeWatched":"02:56:46","fullVideoWatchedRate":"0 %","avgWatchTime":"11.11s"},{"profileId":427571,"internalId":"{\"spaceProfileId\":788249,\"postTypeId\":10,\"platformId\":\"7449767287038446881\",\"time\":\"2024-12-18 15:01:58\",\"timezone\":\"UTC\"}","time":"12\/18\/2024 15:01:58","pageName":"@dw.science","message":"Vampire teeth, fangs or nails and yes of course your favorite vampire diaries \u2013 these are modern inventions that have little connection to the way past societies perceived vampires. However, the idea of the dead returning from the grave is far from a modern creation. In the Middle Ages, especially in Central and Eastern Europe, many cultures held a strong belief in revenants\u2014the restless dead who could rise and haunt the living. To combat these fears, communities developed a range of customs designed to prevent revenants from returning. Chief among them was the practice of burying the dead in ways meant to keep them in their graves. Because garlic, sunlight or holy water weren\u2019t on the list of measures to fight a medieval vampire. Author: Mira Fricke Pictures: Artistic reconstructions by Dr. hab. Leszek Garde\u0142a \/ Miros\u0142aw Ku\u017ama #STEMTok #sciencetok #science #learnontiktok #dwscience #wampir #horror #horrortok #survivor #vampirediaries #dracula #zosia #poland #transylvania #nosferatumovie #2024 #lilyrosedepp #nosferatu","link":"https:\/\/www.tiktok.com\/@dw.science\/video\/7449767287038446881?utm_campaign=tt4d_open_api&utm_source=7192684179597819906","postTags":"[]","attachmentPreviewPicture":"https:\/\/p16-sign-useast2a.tiktokcdn.com\/tos-useast2a-p-4864-euttp\/ogQRFdWAdE4pmAGekBQTDLIN8xGniiLiUeWfe8~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter:300:400.jpeg?dr=10399&nonce=21298&refresh_token=3453f9748265d8daeaf303e7b239b81a&x-expires=1736848800&x-signature=sI8FHWyJwufmXGgMeIhkdsMqGmw%3D&idc=useast2a&ps=13740610&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&shcp=34ff8df6&shp=d05b14bd&t=4d5b0474","totalLikes":"48","totalComments":"0","totalShares":"3","totalEngagements":"51","totalViews":"865","reach":"734","totalTimeWatched":"02:11:13","fullVideoWatchedRate":"0 %","avgWatchTime":"9.10s"},{"profileId":427571,"internalId":"{\"spaceProfileId\":788249,\"postTypeId\":10,\"platformId\":\"7454946684116782368\",\"time\":\"2025-01-01 14:00:40\",\"timezone\":\"UTC\"}","time":"01\/01\/2025 14:00:40","pageName":"@dw.science","message":"New dinosaur facts: Early dinosaurs were better able to adapt to climate change by diversifying their diets, helping them survive a major extinction event 201 million years ago. That\u2019s what researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden found in a study that also involved colleagues in Norway, Poland and Hungary. Using advanced synchrotron imaging, the researchers visualized internal parts of fossil feces known as coprolites, revealing remains of fish, insects, larger animals, bones and plants. Dino poo from the first large herbivores, the long-necked sauropods, contained large amounts of plant-based material, including tree ferns and charcoal. As ferns can be toxic to herbivores, charcoal may have been ingested to detoxify stomach contents. An herbivorous diet may have led to the evolutionary success of the first dinosaurs during the environmental changes of the Late Triassic, from about 230-200 million years ago, the researchers believe. They hope their findings will help us better understand how life adapts and thrives in times of climate change and mass extinction, both in the past and in the future. 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Researchers in Finland wanted to find out where love is located in the brain. They used fMRI scans to map how different types of love \u2013 for a partner, a child, a friend, stranger, nature or pet \u2013 are processed in the brain. Participants reflected on these emotions while in the scanner. The findings revealed that love isn\u2019t tied to one center. Instead, it activates networks linked to reward and social bonding. What surprised the researchers the most: Love for a pet could be seen in the brain! Pet owners showed strong activation in similar parts to people experiencing romantic or parental love, but less intense. As a result, it was even possible to distinguish pet owners from non-pet owners! Study details: Rinne et al., Six types of loves differentially recruit reward and social cognition brain areas,\u202fCerebral Cortex, Volume 34, Issue 8, August 2024 Author: Anna Carthaus #lovestory #psychology #psychologyfacts #BrainScience #PetLove #dog #dogsoftiktok #dogs #doglover #dogtok #doggo #dogmom #doglove #doglife #cat #catsoftiktok #catlover #cattok #catlovers #catslovers #catlove #ScienceIsAwesome #STEMTok #sciencetok #science #learnontiktok #dwscience #dwhealth","link":"https:\/\/www.tiktok.com\/@dw.science\/video\/7452379921306946848?utm_campaign=tt4d_open_api&utm_source=7192684179597819906","postTags":"[]","attachmentPreviewPicture":"https:\/\/p16-sign-useast2a.tiktokcdn.com\/tos-useast2a-p-4864-euttp\/okBbIQFysePDm2CsDDDEIwb4BInQLBhwECEEfX~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter:300:400.jpeg?dr=10399&nonce=63999&refresh_token=b4550597bb173f4be4623e1f7fb12402&x-expires=1736848800&x-signature=CWhMIMAPHg6ujDB61s%2Fp8IUWRu0%3D&idc=useast2a&ps=13740610&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&shcp=34ff8df6&shp=d05b14bd&t=4d5b0474","totalLikes":"69","totalComments":"0","totalShares":"7","totalEngagements":"76","totalViews":"829","reach":"713","totalTimeWatched":"01:58:02","fullVideoWatchedRate":"0 %","avgWatchTime":"8.54s"},{"profileId":427571,"internalId":"{\"spaceProfileId\":788249,\"postTypeId\":10,\"platformId\":\"7450895632107146528\",\"time\":\"2024-12-21 16:00:38\",\"timezone\":\"UTC\"}","time":"12\/21\/2024 16:00:38","pageName":"@dw.science","message":"Here is your new updated star sign! The signs of the zodiac were assigned more than 2000 years ago. But due to a phenomenon called axial precession, they have shifted in the interim by more than a month! Here\u2019s your \"real\" zodiac sign or star sign (with the date still used by astrologers in parentheses): Capricorn \u2013 Jan. 20 to Feb. 16 (Dec. 23 to Jan. 21) Aquarius \u2013 Feb. 16 to March 11 (Jan. 22 to Feb. 20) Pisces \u2013 March 11 to April 18 (Feb. 21 to March 19) Aries \u2013 April 18 to May 13 (March 20 to April 20) Taurus \u2013 May 13 to June 21 (April 21 to May 21) Gemini \u2013 June 21 to July 20 (May 22 to June 22) Cancer \u2013 July 20 to Aug. 10 (June 23 to July 22) Leo \u2013 August 10 to Sept. 16 (July 23 to Aug. 22) Virgo \u2013 Sept. 16 to Oct. 30 (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Libra \u2013 Oct. 30 to Nov. 23 (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Scorpio \u2013 Nov. 23 to Nov. 29 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 22) Ophiuchus \u2013 Nov. 29 to Dec. 17 (not included in the Zodiac) Sagittarius \u2013 Dec. 17 to Jan. 20 (Nov. 23 to Dec. 22) Your star sign influences your personality and determines your soulmate \u2013 right?! Oh, it doesn\u2019t? Shouldn\u2019t come as a surprise. There\u2019s actually zero scientific evidence connecting stars with personality types and other characteristics. And BTW: you're probably running around with the wrong sign. 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Jet lag is a temporary sleep problem that usually occurs when you travel across more than three time zones. But your body's master clock \u2014 the one that tells us when to wake up, eat or sleep \u2014 is basically out of sync. Curious how to minimize or cure your jet lag? Try these tips on your next trip. 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