Health & Medicine
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New Study Suggest Blinking Gives Brain a 'Short Rest,' Allowing us to Focus More
While it is given that blinking provides lubrication and clearing away dirt or tiny particles in our eye, it remains a question for some on why people blink spontaneously every few seconds.
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