Munira Fidai
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Are we raising a generation that doesn’t read? (opens the original)
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Book reading losing popularity has been one of the biggest tragedies of the tech era. Ever since the advent of social media and, consequently, smartphones, more and more youth have replaced the familiar comfort of pages with brightly lit screens, and it has come with its penalties. Consistently falling reading and comprehension scores in younger students suggest that the habit of reading as a hobby has taken a major hit in recent times. Some experts have gone so far as to suggest that each new g
Adult phone addiction: A problem we often overlook (opens the original)
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Most research over the years has concentrated on excessive screen time for children and everything it takes away from them. However, in a surprising turn of events, children between the ages of 8 and 16 are now flipping the tables on their parents, saying that phone addiction in adults causes them to overlook important family moments. Suddenly, it seems as if the older generation must do some soul-searching of its own. Fairly concerning results came to light in a study conducted in the UK. Throu
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Munira Fidai Adult phone addiction: A problem we often overlook 3 September 2026 Expose parental phone addiction as UK research reveals adults miss vital family moments due to mindless scrolling. Children feel unseen by distracted guardians, highlighting how intentional presence builds confidence and restores childhood connections. 3 September 2026 Why parents should think twice before giving kids smartphones 30 August 2026 Protect adolescent mental health by understanding how early smartphone a
Why parents should think twice before giving kids smartphones (opens the original)
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Parents are seen handing phones to children younger than ever, with reasons like convenience, safety, and social pressures taking the lead. However, experts urge parents to exercise stronger oversight and patience as pediatric studies link early phone ownership to depression, obesity, and poor sleep. The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study, conducted on some 10,600 adolescents across 21 research sites in the United States, examined the relationship between the age when children receive
The foods that may help your body fight inflammation (opens the original)
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We have done keto, paleo, and intermittent fasting. We have sworn by them and given up on them in turn. However, the diet in question here is less about losing weight and more about reducing inflammation. Here’s why — Chronic inflammation in the body is a central driver of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other illnesses. Thankfully, certain diets endorsed by the movers and shakers of the research world can help the gut microbiome mediate better between the food we eat and inflammation, reduc
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