The popular game, which involves quickly rotating falling blocks so they fit together, has been found to trigger an area of the brain that also deals with traumatic flashbacks, helping to ease symptoms.The popular game, which involves quickly rotating falling blocks so they fit together, has been found to trigger an area of the brain that also deals with traumatic flashbacks, helping to ease symptoms.Read MoreHealth News | Mail Online
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