Whether it is for work or pleasure, we spend a lot of time on our devices and it's impacting some people's physical health.

Americans are tethered to their cellphones, checking them 205 times every day, according to a survey conducted by the ...

On this Valentine's Day, health and science journalist Catherine Price, author of "How to Break Up with Your Phone," shares insights on how excessive screen time might be damaging relationships. She ...

Central California eye doctors are seeing more children developing near-sightedness. They say it's because kids are starting ...

Washing your lids, taking breaks and staying hydrated can all help, according to a founder who’s taking on the issue.

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For most healthy people, creatine is safe and well-tolerated when used as directed. The most common side effects of creatine ...

Brain rot is the mental exhaustion from too much mindless content. It makes focusing hard and traps your brain in a cycle of distractions ...

Much like the fad of smoking in the 1950s and 1960s, technology has become a normal obsession of the public with little ...

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Despite social media popularizing the ability to sleep quickly, this isn't always a good idea. If you fall asleep under 5 ...

Sleep hygiene includes habits and sleep environment factors that can positively influence sleep, including a healthy diet, physical exercise and limited screen time. While these all seem obvious ...