Publish at January 18 2023 Updated January 18 2023
With 6.6 billion users by 2022, smartphones have become a part of our daily lives. However, the use of screens is occurring at an increasingly early age and represents a risk associated with a number of medical disorders. An educational and health prevention strategy involving parents, doctors and teachers could be the solution. Let's discover how with Anaïs Rochard's thesis
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