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There’s hardly a nook or cranny on this planet that they haven’t reached. Scientists discover hazardous airborne material over major city — here's what's happening first appeared on The Cool Down.

They will move back to flip phones, DVDs, MP3 players, disposable cameras, old PCs, and other offline activities.

Pets have evolved from practical helpers to our emotional companions, but are we truly fulfilling their needs?

aDepartment of Occupational and Environmental Health, School of Public Health, Xi’an Jiaotong University Health Science Center, Xi’an, China bKey Laboratory of Environment and Genes Related to ...

A first of its kind study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows some concerning findings on how AI affects brain activity as all Ohio State University students, starting with this ...

Background: Negative emotions among college students, particularly those who are physically weak, have raised concerns due to their impact on mental health and, in some cases, the development of ...

Jonathan Haidt says it is so difficult for children today to live without technology, but society can make changes so they can enjoy their youth without the burden of tech. “Our young people are less ...

A study claims to have found a connection between certain types of naps and mortality. Specifically, the study says that late afternoon naps and irregular nap patterns may be linked to higher risk ...

Buzz! Ring! Alarm! That is the constant and recognizable sound of our phones and technology notifying us about the news, a text or a call. We seek out the never-ending stream of information, desperate ...