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Think your screen time is hurting memory and sleep? A new study says the number of hours isn’t the biggest factor

A new study linked this tendency to poorer memory, reduced attention, disrupted sleep, and lower self-control.

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你觉得屏幕使用时间正在损害记忆力和睡眠吗?一项新研究表明,屏幕使用时长并非最主要因素。

The researchers found that a constant stream of short videos and fast-changing feeds can strain attention and contribute to mental fatigue. — Unsplash

A new study suggests that how you use your phone may matter more than how much time you spend on it.

The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Acta Psychologica , found that excessive smartphone scrolling was associated with poor memory, reduced attention, disrupted sleep, and balance issues.

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