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More Facebook Friends Means Bigger Brain Areas, U.K. Study Finds
September 15, 2026
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More Facebook Friends Means Bigger Brain Areas, U.K. Study Finds
People who have more Facebook friends have more gray matter in their brains, a finding that may spur further research on the relationship between social networking and the mind, U.K. researchers said.