Phone addiction may be a sign of feelings of inadequacy and inferiority
A study carried out among young Portuguese people reveals that nomophobia, the panic fear of being separated from one's telephone, ...
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Smartphones are able to detect our state of intoxication by analyzing our gait
By analyzing the way we walk, our smartphone is able to determine if we are drunk. A valuable tool that ...
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Lyme disease: report your bites to help better understand the disease
In order to perfect knowledge about Lyme disease, the French are invited to report tick bites using the “Signement Tique” ...
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Time spent on screens has little effect on young people’s social skills
Despite the time spent on screens, young people today are just as socially competent as those of previous generations, says ...
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Screen time can affect children’s self-regulation abilities
Young children who are exposed not only to television, but also to smartphones and tablets, are more likely to have ...
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Diabetes: a mobile application to support patients during confinement
A national program has been developed by teams from AP-HP, Inserm and the University of Paris to continue to support ...
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Overexposure to screens decreases the mobility of toddlers
The physical activity of a 5-year-old child spending 3 hours a day in front of screens would decrease by an ...
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Italy: justice makes the link between cancer and use of the mobile phone
The Court of Appeal in Turin, Italy, ordered Telecom Italia to pay compensation to one of its employers. The latter, ...
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Biological clock: what if blue light wasn’t so bad?
Blue light would be beneficial for our biological clock, according to British researchers. Surprising results, given the number of works ...
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Smartphones: their use is responsible for an increase in head injuries
An American study points to the responsibility of smartphones in the increase in head and neck injuries. In question: the ...
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Eating disorders: social networks promote risks in young teenagers
Social networks lead some young teenagers to develop body image problems and therefore eating disorders. A new study sheds light ...
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Do screens have good sides for children?
Screens can be fun and reinforce children's learning.Children have an attraction to screens from an early age. Avoiding the risk ...
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A man loses his sight after playing all night on his smartphone
A man in China has temporarily lost sight in his left eye after playing games all night and in the ...
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Smartphones: a pocket to protect against electromagnetic waves
The pocket, created by a French manufacturer, to limit exposure to waves from electronic devices, would be 97% effective. Wifi, ...
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Teen mental health: Time spent on social media doesn’t matter
According to a new study, the time spent on social networks does not directly increase anxiety or depression in teenagers, ...
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“Old” phones worn close to the body emit too many waves
According to an ANSES report, some phones put on the market before 2016 could be dangerous to our health, especially ...
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Using your smartphone in the toilet can cause hemorrhoids
This is the warning of a British doctor: not only is using your smartphone in the toilet unhygienic, but this ...
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Smartphone addiction, a harbinger of depression?
According to a new American study, addiction to smartphones directly predicts later depressive symptoms, especially in adolescents, a very vulnerable ...
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Gastroenteritis: a smartphone to detect norovirus
A team of researchers has developed a simple and affordable method to detect down to very low levels of norovirus, ...
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Smartphone: too frequent use would weaken certain areas of the brain
Too much use of your smartphone or other electronic devices could have an impact on certain areas of the brain, ...
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StopBlues, an app to fight depression with the help of municipalities
Inserm has developed an application to fight against depression. Free to download on smartphones, StopBlues has been tried out in ...
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Obesity: spending at least 5 hours a day on your Smartphone increases the risks
Smartphones are an integral part of our lives today. Young people are the biggest users, and it is not without ...
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Beware, generic phone chargers can cause burns and electrocution
A new study points to the dangerousness of low-end smartphone chargers sold on the market.When it comes to charging efficiency, ...
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Smartphones, potential vectors of bacterial infections in hospitals
Researchers observed the presence of staphylococci aureus on 40% of the mobile phones of medical students. Are you a medical ...
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Pain: a mobile application to reduce the use of opioids
Researchers have created a mobile application to record the level of pain felt each day. In response, the phone gives ...
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The vital card on Smartphone tested in two departments
The "Health Insurance e-card" application will be tested in the Alpes-Maritimes and the Rhône until May 2020, before being generalized ...
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Carte vitale on Smartphone, antibiotics in rivers and obesity among young people Carte vitale on Smartphone tested in two departments Antibiotics are now polluting rivers all over the world
The vital card on Smartphone tested in two departments, antibiotics now pollute rivers around the world and among young people, ...
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Sea Hero Quest: a smartphone game to detect Alzheimer’s disease
The "Sea Hero Quest" game, developed on smartphones, would make it possible to diagnose Alzheimer's disease very early.A smartphone game ...
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Smartphones and MP3: WHO recommends lowering the sound
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) are suggesting a new standard for phone and audio ...
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Here is an application to develop your concentration and increase your attention
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a brain training app that helps its users improve their concentration and ...
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