Discretionary screen time, reported by parents or self, was assessed in relation to a composite cardiometabolic risk score ...

Screens are part of modern life, and blue light cannot be avoided completely. However, balanced use is the key.

In today’s digital world, screens are a big part of daily life for kids and teens. But this research shows that spending too ...

Researchers say the time children spend video gaming, scrolling through social media or watching TV could be putting their future heart health at risk.

Pediatricians are now seeing a trend they call “digital distress," a pattern of emotional and behavioral issues linked to ...

"Excessive screen time can be detrimental to relationships, especially if stemming from addiction to social media platforms," Yaron Litwin told Newsweek.

A recent Danish study reveals excessive screen time among children and teens is linked to increased risks of heart-related ...

The findings are even more concerning for babies. The study found that children under two years old are spending 1.23 hours daily on screens, despite guidelines recommending zero screen time for this ...

Studies show that constant screen time may have an effect on attention spans. A new term being used called "popcorn brain" ...

The experiment: One week of unlimited screen time for their three kids: Grayson, 10, Wesley, 7, and Lilly, 4. "Five to seven hours a day is common. Less than an hour or two a day is the healthiest" ...