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Can Social Media Addiction Trigger Alzheimer's? Neurologist Weighs In
Excessive use of screens affects sleep and attention span and contributes to anxiety, depression, and a reduction in real-world social interactions
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4 Signs And Symptoms Of Digital Addiction In Teenagers
Digital addiction affects 25-30% of teenagers who exhibit problematic smartphone or internet use. There are mild, moderate, and severe symptoms of digital addiction that you need to be aware about, in order to take action at the right time.
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Avoid Using Phone Before Bed; 9 Reasons Why You Need To Stop This Habit
Scientific evidence increasingly points to a complex interplay between screen time, sleep disruption, and physical and mental health.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
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West Bengal Government Mandates Daily Prime Time Screenings Of Bengali Films "In Every Cinema"
This directive comes into effect immediately
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Mental Health Tips: Excess Screen Time Can Hinder Your Health; Here's How
Here we discuss different ways in which excess screen time can affect your mental health.
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Easy Tips From A Nutritionist To Help Parents Minimise Kids’ Screen Time During Meals
Lovneet Batra has shared her personal experiences and effective tactics for harmonising mealtime and screen time.
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Follow These Tips To Lower Your Phone Screen Time
Below we discuss some strategies to help reduce your screen time.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Use Your Phone First Thing In The Morning
"According to research, about 80 percent of smartphone users check their mobile phones within 15 minutes of waking up every morning." writes nutritionist Lovneet Batra
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Want To Reduce Phone Screen Time? Try These 6 Tips
Excess Screen Time: In this article, we discuss strategies through which you can lower your screen time and make it less harmful.
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Can Social Media Addiction Trigger Alzheimer's? Neurologist Weighs In
Excessive use of screens affects sleep and attention span and contributes to anxiety, depression, and a reduction in real-world social interactions
-
4 Signs And Symptoms Of Digital Addiction In Teenagers
Digital addiction affects 25-30% of teenagers who exhibit problematic smartphone or internet use. There are mild, moderate, and severe symptoms of digital addiction that you need to be aware about, in order to take action at the right time.
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Avoid Using Phone Before Bed; 9 Reasons Why You Need To Stop This Habit
Scientific evidence increasingly points to a complex interplay between screen time, sleep disruption, and physical and mental health.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
-
West Bengal Government Mandates Daily Prime Time Screenings Of Bengali Films "In Every Cinema"
This directive comes into effect immediately
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Mental Health Tips: Excess Screen Time Can Hinder Your Health; Here's How
Here we discuss different ways in which excess screen time can affect your mental health.
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Easy Tips From A Nutritionist To Help Parents Minimise Kids’ Screen Time During Meals
Lovneet Batra has shared her personal experiences and effective tactics for harmonising mealtime and screen time.
-
Follow These Tips To Lower Your Phone Screen Time
Below we discuss some strategies to help reduce your screen time.
-
Here's Why You Shouldn't Use Your Phone First Thing In The Morning
"According to research, about 80 percent of smartphone users check their mobile phones within 15 minutes of waking up every morning." writes nutritionist Lovneet Batra
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Want To Reduce Phone Screen Time? Try These 6 Tips
Excess Screen Time: In this article, we discuss strategies through which you can lower your screen time and make it less harmful.
