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December 2, 2024/Brain & Nervous System

Are Video Games Good for You? Your Brain Thinks So

Imagination, completing tasks and social interactions are all key benefits for your brain

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May 2, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

What Is Time Blindness? And Why Does It Happen?

This is why time flies when you’re having fun

March 7, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

Does Heightened Screen Time Cause Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADHD) In Children?

It can affect your child’s development, but not in a way you might think

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May 23, 2022/Children's Health

What Is Too Much Screen Time for Kids?

An expert shares when it’s time to limit your kids’ tablet or TV time

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May 20, 2022/Sleep

Why You Should Ditch Your Phone Before Bed

3 reasons to put your phone use on pause before sleep

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November 1, 2021/Eye Care

Do Blue Light Glasses Work?

Find out if these lenses are worth the hype and extra bucks

March 16, 2020/Children's Health

12 Healthier Alternatives to Screen Time When Kids Are Stuck at Home With No School

How to avoid excessive online + gaming — from toddlers to teens

December 13, 2019/Heart Health

Intense Gaming Can Trigger Syncope in Some Children and Teens

Fainting and irregular heartbeat can be linked to video game stress

August 9, 2019/Eye Care

Are LED Lights Damaging Your Retina?

Plus, 3 screen time recommendations to protect your children

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