Health tip: help prevent motion sickness

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Health tip: help prevent motion sickness

(HealthDay News) -- Nothing can ruin a road trip faster than a bout of motion sickness.

The University of Maryland Medical Center suggests how to help prevent motion sickness while in the car:

Sit in the front seat instead of the back.
Look at the horizon while you travel, and don't read.
Lean your head against the headrest, so it doesn't move.
Point air vents at your face.
Avoid smoking.

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