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Limit screen time at night to protect your your athlete's brain and body. Make sleep a priority, not an afterthought.
Banning screens is often not an option. So Science News spoke with experts studying screen use and addiction in teens to help families navigate this complex issue.
Excessive screen time by teens harms sleep and fuels depression, anxiety, and obesity. Expert urges parents to focus on the sleep loss, not the screen time.
Haidt's bestselling book blames phones for teen depression spikes, but research tells a different story. Healthcare ...
Embedded nanoparticles allow the wearer to see near infrared light, so they can see in the dark. I haven’t seen any explanation about how you turn the effect on and off, though.
It’s no secret that kids love their screens, but too much time on tablets, phones, and video games could be doing serious damage to their health and development.Though it can be easy to give your ...
A newly published study shows using smartphones before the age of 13 could damage kids' mental health. So much so that researchers are now calling for global protections. The study was published in ...
Excessive smartphone use linked to reduced attention span and lower academic performance. Strong correlation between screen time and increased rate ...
New research shows parents across the country overwhelmingly support cutting down on kids' screen time – and the study comes ...
More people are saying goodbye to smartphones and embracing simpler tech.
Teen Drivers Are On Their Phones 21% Of The Time, New Study Shows—And They Admit To Knowing Better By Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff.
A new study found that when children five and under spend too much time on screens, it damages their social development.