Women are more often affected than men, especially when they are pregnant, menstruating, or taking birth-control pills. Also, migraine sufferers appear to be more prone to motion sickness.

From ginger gum to peppermint oil, here’s how I prevent motion sickness from ruining a trip. Anna Popp is a New York-based associate editor at Travel + Leisure, covering all of the best travel ...

Every day, teenager Matthew Hands takes pills designed for treating motion sickness. He takes them not because he suffers with car sickness, but because he is dyslexic. And after an extensive ...

start taking some motion sickness pills or put on a motion sickness patch before the ship leaves port on day one. There’s nothing worse than sitting at a poolside bar enjoying the ocean views ...

About one in three people are super susceptible to motion sickness while traveling by car ... and anti-nausea pills that ...

Motion sickness is a very common condition that affects about 1 in 3 people, but the brain circuits involved are largely unknown. In the current study published in Nature Metabolism, researchers at ...

And don't forget the motion-sickness pills." Devika Rao has worked as a staff writer at The Week since 2022, covering science, the environment, climate and business. She previously worked as a ...