Fever: soon a smartphone app to replace the thermometer
An application could replace the traditional thermometer with a smartphone without adding new hardware. A useful way to take your ...
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The age of the first smartphone impacts mental health
The earlier a child uses a smartphone or tablet, the greater the risk of having psychological problems in early adulthood. ...
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Smartphone: more than 3 hours a day and the back of teenagers is in danger
More than three hours a day spent on their smartphone, adolescents are more likely to suffer from back pain, according ...
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Beware, your smartphone is potentially an “allergen reservoir”
Phones contain high levels of allergens and toxins. Thus, they must be cleaned regularly, but to get rid of them, ...
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Hunchbacked, wide-necked…this is what humans might look like in 800 years
The company Toll Free Forwarding recently unveiled Mindy, a 3D model of the human being 800 years from now. This ...
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Can the smartphone predict the risk of mortality?
According to researchers, it would be possible to calculate the mortality risk of the population simply based on the motion ...
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Smartphones measure oxygen saturation
The smartphone camera and flash are capable of detecting blood oxygen saturation levels of up to 70%. THE ESSENTIAL Healthy ...
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Doomscrolling: an annoying habit that makes us anxious in the morning
Doomscrolling, which refers to the habit of watching anxiety-provoking news on your smartphone and social networks as soon as you ...
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The use of the smartphone could help boost memory capacities
Contrary to popular belief, the use of the smartphone could improve our ability to memorize, according to a study. THE ...
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Texting neck syndrome: what are the consequences on our body?
Using your smartphone can cause "texting neck syndrome". Here are its consequences on our body. THE ESSENTIAL In France, people ...
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5G: Véran and Borne ask for details on the health effects
Before the commercial opening of 5G, scheduled for the end of the year, Olivier Véran, Minister of Health, and Élisabeth ...
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StopCovid application: are we being spied on?
Available since June 2, the application sends a signal in the event of close and prolonged contact with a person ...
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StopCovid application: green light from the Cnil after a conclusive trial on 60 soldiers
The Cnil gave its agreement on Tuesday for the launch of the StopCovid application which makes it possible to warn ...
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Integrative medicine and autonomous patient: what are we talking about?
A medicine centered on each individual and not only on the disease, this is what allows the emergence of new ...
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Childhood: intensive use of screens modifies the structure of the brain
Children who spend a lot of time on screens score lower on language, writing and reading tests. What are the ...
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Eye diseases: an application to spot the first signs in children
In the United States, researchers have developed a smartphone application to help parents detect early signs of eye disease in ...
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Film yourself with your Smartphone to measure your blood pressure
A recent study tested a new idea: filming yourself with your smartphone to measure your blood pressure more easily. The ...
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A horn grows on the neck of young smartphone addicts
Australian researchers have observed the appearance of a bony growth at the bottom of the skull of young adults. In ...
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At what age are teens most disturbed by social media?
Between the ages of 11 and 15, the quality of life of adolescents can be disrupted by excessive use of ...
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Telephone: why do they make us snobbish?
The term "telesnob" refers to people who consult their smartphone while they are surrounded by their friends. Depending on mental ...
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Smartphone games: to overcome boredom, be careful not to trigger an addiction!
By playing games on smartphones to break boredom, the risk is to spend more and more time there until you ...
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During breaks, forget your mobile phone!
Spending his break, at work or at school, on his phone would not reduce boredom or fatigue. THE ESSENTIAL Using ...
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Smartphone: the “chameleon” effect
When a person starts using their phone, nearly half of those who witness it pick up their own phone. THE ...
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In case of confinement, turn off your laptop to avoid the blues!
During periods of confinement, the more time people spend in front of a screen, the more their level of loneliness ...
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Nomophobia: a health hazard
The fear of being separated from your phone, or nomophobia, leads to more dangerous behaviors and weakens physical and mental ...
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You can assess the progression of multiple sclerosis by tapping on a smartphone
Using a mobile app called Neurokeys, researchers have been able to use typing speed to detect disease progression in people ...
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High-dose screen use increases the need for immediate gratification
People who spend more time on their phones, especially on games and social media, reject larger, delayed rewards for smaller ...
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Blue light: protective eyewear improves sleep and productivity at work
Wearing blue-light blocking glasses that protect against screen exposure just before sleeping improves sleep quality...and productivity at work the next ...
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Too much time in front of the screens harms the hygiene of life
People who spend the most time in front of screens usually have an unbalanced diet, sleep poorly and feel more ...
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Blue light from phones is bad for sperm
According to an Israeli research, the lights emitted by the screens at night harm the quality of the sperm.Men better ...
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