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Travelers' sickness linked to cabin air, germs, and sleep disruption

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Traveling, particularly by air, can lead to illness due to several factors. These include exposure to germs in enclosed spaces, the dehydrating effects of dry cabin air, and the disruption of normal sleep patterns. Understanding these elements can help individuals take steps to mitigate their risk of getting sick. AI

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Travelers' sickness linked to cabin air, germs, and sleep disruption

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Omer Awan, Senior Contributor ·

    Why Do Some People Get Sick While Traveling? A Doctor Breaks Down What The Research Says

    Feeling sick after every flight? Explore the potential causes, from germs and dry cabin air to disrupted sleep, and how to reduce your risk.

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