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| | Prevent Disease.com - Our Brain Sees Screen Flickers, Even if We Don't |
 | | While we may not be conscious of this "screen flicker," new research suggests that certain regions of our brains register these tiny image alterations. |
 | | "Computer screen flicker, when its frequency is low, may induce headache, eyestrain and glare," they explained, especially in people who are prone to headaches. |
 | | The authors found that patients showed increased brain activity when exposed to screen flicker in regions of the brain involved in processing visual information, indicating that portions of their brains were "seeing" screen flicker. |
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