The everyday moments parents spend reading books, solving puzzles and playing with their toddlers may do more than create memories. New research shows these simple interactions engage young brains in ways that screen time cannot. The study was co-led by…
Arts and culture correspondent More than 70 doctors in Scotland have joined a call to limit screen use in classrooms, warning of the evidence of long-term physical and mental health impacts associated with excessive screen use by children. The doctors from…
Late-night phone use is becoming a major obstacle to healthy teenage sleep, with social media, videos and messages keeping teens awake long after bedtime. A recent report from the New York Post highlights research showing that every 30 minutes of smartphone…
What it really takes to improve teen mental health The post Beyond Play and Phones appeared first on Education Next. Beyond Play and Phones Looking back at your childhood times playing with friends, with no adult in sight, what do…
A new Scientific American article explores the growing concerns around social media addiction and what it will take to better protect young people online. Your gift powers excellence in research and education to advance public health. STRIPED’s Bryn Austin and…
A study of young women suggests that problematic smartphone use, not necessarily scrolling time, may be linked to changes in neck posture, reduced mobility, and greater neck-related disability, although the associations were weak. Study: The association of smartphone use and…
Home » Ptreha.com Patient blog » Ergonomics The best monitor setup for most desk work places the screen directly in front of you, with its top at or slightly below eye level and the display roughly an arm’s length away. Those…
Dry eye, a condition that causes discomfort and irritation and can affect vision, has been increasing globally, according to a recent study review published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine. Daniel Sand, MD, an ophthalmologist at the UCLA Stein Eye…
This article was originally published in Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL). Read the original article. See Also: Optogenetics Wins the Nobel – one Neuroscience Breakthrough in a Line of Technological Innovations Helping Scientists map and Control the Brain A…
Hello Everyone! My name is Layla Hodge and I am currently a Senior at Bowie State University. My major is Business Administration with a focus in Marketing and I would love to make change happen. However big or small, I…
What screens and social media do to children's and teenagers' health and development, screen-time advice and phone bans.
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