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All parents wish to see their child excel in studies, but motivating kids to study regularly and with focus can feel like a tough challenge. Children, often having a short attention span, get ...

A new study suggests that a common modern habit may be linked to a higher risk of hemorrhoids. Researchers analyzing colonoscopy patients found that smartphone users were significantly more likely to ...

According to Dr. Alanna Stetson, president of PEI Association of Optometrists, while prolonged use of digital devices can cause temporary discomfort and eyestrain, it will not lead to permanent damage ...

Fall asleep in front of the TV at night? Struggle to get back to sleep after going to the loo? Want to get up earlier but can't manage it? We've found the solution in this unique experiment ...

Dateline revisits a case that began with a routine traffic stop and unfolded into a federal murder-for-hire conspiracy.

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At Glenmount, Dr. Mosley said, the school’s staff now collects phones at the beginning of the day and puts them in a phone ...

Research suggests that looking away from your screen every 20 minutes really can reduce eyestrain. The idea is even ...

If you want to have more time in the day to get things done, and feel better throughout the week, give yourself a bed time, says researcher Laura Vanderkam.

Digital engagement is neither inherently benign nor uniformly harmful among young people. Later in life, it can fortify specific cognitive skills through intentional practice.