"Experts Warn of Eclipse Sickness Symptoms and Potential Cellphone and Pet Issues"

Americans experienced "eclipse sickness" with symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and changes in menstrual cycles during Monday's solar eclipse, although NASA denies any physical link between the eclipse and human health. Pets also exhibited unusual behaviors, possibly due to disruptions in their circadian rhythm caused by the eclipse. Additionally, a study found a significant increase in road deaths around the 2017 eclipse, comparable to major holidays, due to increased traffic as people traveled to view the event.