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Sunlight Might be Addictive, Study
A new Harvard study supports the idea that sunlight can be addictive. A new Harvard study supports the idea that sunlight can be addictive. Researchers at the Harvard Medical School and investigators at the Massachusetts General Hospital said that their study seconds the theory that sunlight can be addictive.
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