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April 22, 2026/Eye Care

Do Blue Light Glasses Work?

Blue light-filtering glasses may help some people sleep better, but they don’t prevent eye strain and aren’t needed for eye health

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June 5, 2025/Eye Care

The Digital Distress of Blue Light and Its Effect on Your Eyes

Too much blue light, especially from digital sources, may lead to eye strain and computer vision syndrome

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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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What Is Time Blindness? And Why Does It Happen?

This is why time flies when you’re having fun

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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

Child uses iPad while laying on couch
February 4, 2019/Children’s Health

Too Much Screen Time Harmful for Kids’ Development (Especially Those Under Age 5)

New study looks at the use of devices in preschoolers

Encouraging Your Digital-Age Kids to Love the Outdoors
July 3, 2018/Children’s Health

Encouraging Your Digital-Age Kids to Love the Outdoors

How to help them trade screen time for green time

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