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If your mother gets sick during long car rides, does that mean you too may need to pull off the road between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia? If you feel nauseous after riding on the merry-go-round with your son, is he likely to feel the same? According to Manda Williamson, former doctoral student in psychobiology at Penn State, the answer may be yes. Williamson's research suggests a potential link between motion sickness and genetics.
Read the full story at http://live.psu.edu/story/11211
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