BBC News - Computer gamers' brains 'differ'
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The brains of people who regularly play computer games differ from those of infrequent gamers, research suggests.
A study in teenagers showed the "reward hub", which is involved in addiction, was larger in regular players.
A report in Translational Psychiatry said it was unknown if games changed the brain or if brain differences made people more likely to play.
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