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Activity Monitors May Change How We See Distracted Kids
Observations of kids' behavior in school don't differ much from readings obtained by wearable devices. But the monitors offer new insights.
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How to Watch the Solar Eclipse -- Safely
Of course you want to see the eclipse, but an unprotected glance can scar your eyes. You need a solar viewer from a reputable source.
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Lonely Americans
Loneliness is on the rise in Europe and especially the U.S. A person's culture may play a role. Younger people appear to be more affected.
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The Power of Self-Affirmations
Positive affirmations are one of the best ways to counteract your critical self-talk and reduce stress. A subtle self-hug helps, too.
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Don't Let Marijuana Break Your Heart
Marijuana poses the same cardiovascular risks -- including stroke -- as smoking cigarettes does, even if you've never smoked tobacco.
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Heads Up, E-Bike Riders
There's a reason why e-bike riders' head injuries increased at a faster rate than injuries overall: fewer than half were wearing helmets.
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It Helps to Talk about Racism
Kids can be prejudiced without thinking. When white parents started to discuss racism with their kids, both their attitudes improved.
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The Brain Boost You Get from Playing a Musical Instrument
Whether you play a horn, piano or cello, the act of playing an instrument does good things for your brain. Keep it up and the benefits grow.
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The Pen Is Mightier Than the Keyboard
We process and recall what we write better when we write by hand instead of using a keyboard. Handwriting uses more of the brain.
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Don't Be Foolish, E-Scooter Riders
As electric scooters have become more common, so have the number of injuries related to them. Wear a helmet; follow the rules of the road.
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