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A sneeze is your body's natural defense mechanism-a high-speed blast (up to 100 mph!) that clears irritants like dust, pollen ...

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Have you ever noticed how your whole body tenses up when you sneeze, and then it kind of feels good after? In Good Question, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield finds out what happens in our body when we ...

The next time you feel a sneeze building, appreciate it for what it truly is: your body’s impressively engineered defense system keeping unwanted particles from entering your respiratory tract ...

You might just have the "photic sneeze reflex," better known by its hilarious scientific name: autosomal dominant compelling helio-ophthalmic outburst syndrome (ACHOO).