Digital dependency is becoming an increasing problem among children
One-third of primary school students are at risk of excessive use of new technologies, particularly electronic media, with 7% showing psychological symptoms related to this addiction.
PM Modi saw Future Tech in Israel: From AI to Health
PM Modi attended a tech exhibition in Jerusalem where he explored various innovations in AI, cyber security, health-tech, quantum technology, and agri-tech.
A Beautiful and Healthy Smile โ It's Not Only Aesthetics, Confidence, But Also A Better Quality of Life
A dental clinic in Kaunas, Lithuania, offers modern dentistry services emphasizing patient care and advanced technology to enhance smiles and oral health.
PM Modi sees Future Tech in Israel: How AI and health will change India
During his visit to Israel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi toured a technology exhibition showcasing advancements in AI, health tech, and other sectors.
Leasing in Healthcare - How Financing Supports the Development of the Medical Industry
The article discusses the increasing importance of leasing in the healthcare sector due to rising health needs, advancing medical technologies, and budget constraints.
Trial over child addiction: former head of WhatsApp reveals why she left the app in Brazil: 'immense frustration'
Daniela de Almeida, former head of public policy at WhatsApp in Brazil, expresses her frustrations regarding barriers she faced while trying to develop safer technologies for children amidst an ongoing US trial on social media addiction.
Anmat prohibits a series of cosmetics and personal care products from an unauthorized laboratory
The National Administration of Medicines, Foods and Medical Technology (Anmat) in Argentina has banned various cosmetics and personal care products due to irregularities identified in their labeling and lack of proper registration.
Brazilian pharmaceutical companies seek Indian technology for weight loss pen manufacturing
Brazilian pharmaceutical firms Biomm and Amoveri are pursuing Indian technology agreements to produce weight loss pens ahead of the patent expiration for Ozempic in 2026.
ChatGPT, the ear that listens to a generation
An increasing number of minors are turning to ChatGPT and other chatbots for emotional support, raising concerns about their impact on mental health.
Signs of psychosis seen in Australian usersโ interactions with AI chatbots, expert warns
An expert warns that Australian users are showing signs of psychosis and mania in their chatbot interactions, highlighting concerns over AI's impact.
Counting calories, monitoring sleep, managing expenses: when can tracking become a trap?
The article discusses the potential downsides of meticulously monitoring various aspects of daily life, like calories and sleep, suggesting it can lead to negative mental health implications.
The Tricks That Make Us Stick to Apps
The article discusses how technology companies employ certain strategies to keep users engaged with apps longer and more frequently, as explained by researcher Sissela Nutley.
Early signs of dementia can be seen in the way you write
A new analysis suggests that changes in writing patterns could indicate the early onset of dementia, potentially allowing for earlier diagnoses.
Professors Han Kyung-sik and Jeong Tae-hwan Develop Korea's First 'Enzyme-decomposed Soymilk' Product
Professors Han Kyung-sik and Jeong Tae-hwan of Sahmyook University have developed Korea's first commercially available 'enzyme-decomposed soymilk' using enzyme fermentation methods to reduce digestive issues often associated with regular soymilk consumption.
Review: Fitness Band Without a Screen, Battery Lasts a Month
The review discusses the Pebble Qore 2 fitness band which lacks a screen but offers essential features and boasts a month-long battery life.
The Body Under Algorithmic Surveillance: How Technology is Changing Our Relationship with Health?
The article examines how digital technology, particularly smart devices and applications, is transforming people's awareness and management of their health through data analytics.
A Psychologist for AI
This article discusses the potential role of psychologists in developing and managing artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need for mental health professionals to engage with AI technology.
How Excessive Screen Use Affects the Health of Children and Adults?
The article discusses the impact of excessive screen time on both mental and physical health, especially in children, emphasizing the need for mindful management of screen usage.
Serious issue
Mark Zuckerberg, head of Meta, faces a court trial over allegations of promoting addiction through his technology, stemming from a lawsuit by a user claiming social media use led to her mental health struggles.
Wearables and health: How the market is evolving
The wearable technology market has evolved from basic step-counting devices to advanced health monitors capable of tracking various health metrics.
NBTE approves seven ND programmes for Kebbi health college
The National Board for Technical Education has approved seven National Diploma programmes for the Kebbi State College of Health Sciences and Technology.
Technology That Extends Life
Advancements in technology and medicine have significantly increased life expectancy, with a notable difference between men and women in Mexico.
We Are Not Hippies. Psychedelics Are Sacred to Me; I See Huge Technology in Them, Says Psychologist
The article discusses the historical and current use of psychedelics in psychiatric practice in Czechia, highlighting the work of notable figures and recent legal changes concerning their medical use.
Loneliness of the 21st century: 'deserted station' or the prelude to a new, technologically intertwined reality?
The article discusses the growing phenomenon of loneliness in the 21st century, highlighting its implications for public health and human evolution.
VIDEOS: Good Morning City South of Minas Thursday, February 19, 2026
The article covers various events impacting South Minas, Brazil, including economic struggles, crime, cultural celebrations, and health threats.
How to Make Your Phone Boring to Regain Control of Your Life?
The article discusses how excessive smartphone use can lead to attention theft, isolation, and distraction, and suggests ways to make phones less enticing to regain control over personal lives.
UK scientist creates incredible shoe which stops elderly people falling over
A scientist from the University of Bristol has developed a smart shoe equipped with sensors designed to monitor and reduce fall risks among the elderly.
Mark Zuckerberg responds for the first time before a judge about minors' extreme addiction to social media
Mark Zuckerberg faces a judge in a significant case addressing the issue of extreme social media addiction among minors, stemming from the experience of a young woman who suffered severe mental health issues due to technology dependency.
Good News in California: The 10 Laws That Came into Effect in 2026 and You Should Know to Defend Your Rights
California has implemented ten new laws in 2026 aimed at enhancing rights in various sectors like health, housing, and technology under Governor Gavin Newsom's administration.
How smartwatches contribute to changing the Ramadan experience?
Smartwatches provide unique health monitoring benefits during Ramadan, particularly for those with specific health conditions.
Man shares message his watch sent him that saved his life
A man credits his Apple Watch for alerting him to a serious heart condition that could have led to a stroke if untreated.
AI Burnout: When the Machine Squeezes the Human
A study reveals that while artificial intelligence enhances programmer productivity, it also leads to increased exhaustion.
Japan: Inventor wants to save lives with electric spoon
In Japan, inventor Ai Sato has created a USB-charged electric spoon designed to improve the taste of food while addressing health concerns.
Robots that save lives and tidy up the house
Researchers at Stanford University are developing micro-robots that could revolutionize the treatment of strokes by clearing blood clots in the bloodstream.
One by one: what are the new university courses in Argentina
Argentina's universities are introducing new degree programs focused on technology, health, and digital finance for the 2026 academic cycle.
Ghana: Deputy Health Minister Calls for Stronger Use of Technology in Malaria Prevention
Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Health, advocates for enhanced use of technology in malaria prevention during a regional workshop in Accra.
Digital detox is like fasting; often it's not enough. Without changing habits, you will return to your phone, says addiction specialist Gabrhelรญk
The article features a discussion with addiction specialist Gabrhelรญk on the challenges of digital addiction and the ineffectiveness of mere willpower in overcoming it.
The revolution of the 'digital heart' and the new needs
The article discusses how technological advancements, particularly in AI, are transforming cardiovascular health from disease treatment to prevention and precision intervention.
Traffic Craves Freedom โ Speeding Interpretations Exceeded on Estonian Roads
An Estonian expatriate living in a small town in southern Sweden receives workout notifications on her smartwatch every time she drives through Stockholm, as the main road increases her heart rate, prompting the algorithm to interpret her activity as exercise.
THE TRUTH IS IN THE PANTS โฉ Scientists have created smart underwear that counts all your farts
Scientists have developed smart underwear that tracks and counts the number of flatulence occurrences throughout the day.
The Unthinkable Habit That Improves Brain Functioning
This article explores the benefits of silence in a noisy world and how incorporating silence into daily life can enhance mental health and well-being.
Interior city of SP installs 90 boxes with 'good' Aedes aegypti to curb the advance of dengue; understand the technology
The city of Tatuรญ in Sรฃo Paulo has installed 90 boxes designed to reduce the population of the dengue-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito through a biological solution.
Families face the dilemma of whether or not to monitor the mobile phones of the elderly
Families in Brazil are grappling with the decision to monitor the mobile phones of their elderly parents as concerns grow over digital dangers and the impact of technology on seniors.
Eneli Kindsiko: Good Relationships in School May Be More Important than Salary
Eneli Kindsiko emphasizes the significance of psychological well-being and interpersonal relationships in schools over monetary compensation, highlighting the duality of virtual and real worlds in today's society.
Why some tech companies are imposing a 72-hour work week
Tech company Rilla is exemplifying the 996 work culture by advertising positions that require employees to work approximately 70 hours a week, emphasizing an intense work environment in New York.
Robus Group, a health technology startup listed on the Tallinna Stock Exchange, filed for bankruptcy.
Robus Group AS has submitted a bankruptcy application, leading to the immediate suspension of trading of its shares on the First North market by Nasdaq Tallinn.
How accurate are heart rate data provided by smartwatches and smart rings? We tested them, and the results were disappointing
A test reveals the disappointing accuracy of heart rate data from various smartwatches and smart rings.
Wearable technology: Oura Ring 4 lands in Mexico
The Oura Ring 4 has officially launched in Mexico, focusing on health and wellness amid high stress levels experienced by the population.
Health: Medication via Screen
A pharmacist in Germany has integrated an e-prescription terminal to better serve a small community lacking a physical pharmacy.
The trial of big techs and the responsibility of the algorithm - The Subject #1659
Two major technology companies were taken to court in California for allegedly programming their algorithms to keep users, especially children and teenagers, addicted to their platforms.