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Next time you witness a public display of affection, try to resist rolling your eyes. PDAs let us experience the benefits of touch vicariously: When volunteers in a 2011 study watched another person being caressed, blood flow to an emotion-related region of their brains increased as if they themselves were being stroked.
From the February 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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