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New research reveals how our brains adapt to reading on screens versus paper, uncovering eye movement and neural pathway differences that may explain why digital reading feels more taxing. While not entirely surprising, the study’s brain imaging insights highlight how our cognitive systems are reshaping to fit digital formats — sometimes at a cost to deep comprehension. As screens dominate daily life, especially for younger generations, scientists are now investigating how these shifts affect learning and memory — and how interfaces can be redesigned to better support our minds in this evolving digital age.

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