Sneeze smarter, not louder: The science of a quieter sneeze
Sneeze control involves regulating your breathing the moment you feel a sneeze coming, as well as relaxing your vocal cords.
Amtrak reaching out to passengers who may have been exposed to person with measles on Boston to Washington train
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health told the Globe it learned the infected person boarded at Penn Station in New ...
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When a cough or a sneeze is enough to induce panic on trains
It doesn't take much for train passengers to get riled up these days. All it needs is for someone to board with a hacking cough or be seized suddenly by a bout of sneezing, even if they are ...
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One in three Brits flee train carriages to dodge coughing and sneezing passengers, poll reveals
More than a third of Britons would switch train carriages if someone coughed or sneezed next to them, research has revealed. As many as 57 per cent surveyed said they would go to 'great lengths ...
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Why you can't sneeze in your sleep, plus 7 tips to help prevent sneezing at bedtime
Sneezing is a reflex that helps expel pollen, dust, and other irritants from your nasal passages. Your brain prevents reflexes in NREM sleep and muscle movements in REM sleep, so you can't sneeze.