“Prolonged screen use often causes the head to shift forward ... kyphotic (rounded upper back) postures over time.” “Spending too much time on screens is making us more sedentary, which ...

Myopia numbers worldwide are soaring, especially among kids. Doctor shares reasons and strategies to prevent it.

Too much TV screen time at a young age may lead to sensory ... However, there is no evidence that too much TV causes autism, ADHD, or other conditions. Currently, the Centers for Disease Control ...

However, spending too much time online doesn't just lead to psychological ... age-related health problems. “Prolonged screen use often causes the head to shift forward, a condition commonly ...

All that screen time can take a toll. Too much exposure to screens can lead to dry or watery ... One reason for the discomfort is that staring closely at screens for prolonged periods causes the ...

Previous studies have focused on how too much screen time can cause physical afflictions, such as headaches, eye strain, and backache. Now one of the biggest ever investigations into the hazards ...

“Spending too much time on screens is making us more sedentary ... diabetes and heart disease. Hours of screen use can also cause eye strain, headaches and poor posture, leading to neck and ...

World Health Day 2025: Globally, digital screen time is increasing at a rapid rate ... Dr. Sharma traced the potential causes of myopia, highlighting the significant role of the digital shift ...