Smartphone Addiction

Endless negative news may feel unavoidable, but doctors warn doomscrolling can rewire brain pathways, impair decision-making, and fuel anxiety in young professionals

By analysing literature published since 2011 when smartphones first became widespread, the range of studies showed that 10-30% of children and young used their smartphones in a dysfunctional ways

US road deaths surged by 14.4% between 2014 and 2016

New research shows how important color is to our understanding of priorities and emotion

Surely, it is not just the groundbreaking design or the connection with a community