A new study has found that seven in 10 young people have reported suffering from "brain fog". The study found 70% of people aged 18 to 34 lose their train of thought around 21 times a day.
Over half the same group also said their memory has become worse over the past two years. It has meant two-thirds struggle with feeling sharp or alert, meaning their ability to solve problems decreases.
The study, commissioned by FutureYou Cambridge, found brain fog is more prevalent in young people than ever before. Its symptoms general include poor concentration, thinking more slowly, and generally fuzzy thoughts.
