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Doomscrolling Before Bed? Here's What It's Doing To Your Brain
Scrolling late at night exposes you to blue light, which suppresses melatonin, the hormone that signals your body it's time to sleep.
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Back Pain In School Children: Causes, Symptoms And What Parents Should Know
Children's back pain is rising due to heavy bags, poor posture, screen time, and low activity.
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What Will A Phone Addict Look Like In 25 Years? AI Predicts Terrifying Hunchbacked-No Hair Future
AI predicted a scary future for a phone addict, which includes swollen toes, hair loss, and more
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Explained: How Excessive Screen Time Affects Your Brain Health
Screens are part of modern life, and blue light cannot be avoided completely. However, balanced use is the key.
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Follow These Tips To Ensure Good Eye Health As You Age
Below we share a list of tips you can follow to ensure better eye health as you age.
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New Batmobile Features In The Batman Main Trailer Released At DC FanDome
We get a better look at the new muscle car styled Batmobile that will get plenty of screentime alongside the caped crusader.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Led To Increased Screen Time, More Sleep Problems: Study
A new study has found that increased evening screen time during the COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected the sleep quality of people.
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Are Your Eyes Feeling Tired And Itchy? It Could Be Dry Eye Syndrome
Dry eye syndrome: To prevent this condition, blink frequently. Normally a person blinks 12-14 times per minute and this drops to 4-5 times when we are using gadgets. So, this means we need to consciously remember to blink.
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Blurry Or Cloudy Vision: Can It Be Cataract? Expert Tells
Cataract: It is a painless and progressive clouding of the natural internals lens of the eyes. They block light, thereby hindering vision and can lead to blindness over a period of time. Blurry vision is one of the most common symptoms of cataract.
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Follow These 7 Basic Rules To Sleep Well At Night
Regular exercise, eating all food groups and consuming less caffeine are a few rules you need to follow for sleeping well at night.
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Doomscrolling Before Bed? Here's What It's Doing To Your Brain
Scrolling late at night exposes you to blue light, which suppresses melatonin, the hormone that signals your body it's time to sleep.
-
Back Pain In School Children: Causes, Symptoms And What Parents Should Know
Children's back pain is rising due to heavy bags, poor posture, screen time, and low activity.
-
What Will A Phone Addict Look Like In 25 Years? AI Predicts Terrifying Hunchbacked-No Hair Future
AI predicted a scary future for a phone addict, which includes swollen toes, hair loss, and more
-
Explained: How Excessive Screen Time Affects Your Brain Health
Screens are part of modern life, and blue light cannot be avoided completely. However, balanced use is the key.
-
Follow These Tips To Ensure Good Eye Health As You Age
Below we share a list of tips you can follow to ensure better eye health as you age.
-
New Batmobile Features In The Batman Main Trailer Released At DC FanDome
We get a better look at the new muscle car styled Batmobile that will get plenty of screentime alongside the caped crusader.
-
COVID-19 Pandemic Led To Increased Screen Time, More Sleep Problems: Study
A new study has found that increased evening screen time during the COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected the sleep quality of people.
-
Are Your Eyes Feeling Tired And Itchy? It Could Be Dry Eye Syndrome
Dry eye syndrome: To prevent this condition, blink frequently. Normally a person blinks 12-14 times per minute and this drops to 4-5 times when we are using gadgets. So, this means we need to consciously remember to blink.
-
Blurry Or Cloudy Vision: Can It Be Cataract? Expert Tells
Cataract: It is a painless and progressive clouding of the natural internals lens of the eyes. They block light, thereby hindering vision and can lead to blindness over a period of time. Blurry vision is one of the most common symptoms of cataract.
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Follow These 7 Basic Rules To Sleep Well At Night
Regular exercise, eating all food groups and consuming less caffeine are a few rules you need to follow for sleeping well at night.
