8 Health Benefits of Playing Video Games
There is an ongoing debate on whether video games are good for you or not. Here, we list the benefits of playing video games.
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There is an ongoing debate on whether video games are good for you or not. Here, we list the benefits of playing video games.
While social distancing and lockdown helped contain the spread of the disease to a large extend, many people also picked up some bad habits, like mobile gaming, during the pandemic while they were stuck at home.
A new study published in the journal Child Development, has revealed that playing video games affect youth differently by age and gender.
Did you know that pathological gamers or addicted gamers are more susceptible to developing anxiety, insomnia, social isolation, and depression?
Scientists have once again found that violent video games like Counter Strike and Grand Theft Auto are not turning people in monsters
Current estimates are that eight to 18-year-olds spend more than seven hours using screens daily.
In its International Classification of Diseases (ICD), the World Health Organization (WHO) has now included "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition.
Benefits for the exergaming groups were also observed for verbal memory and physical function.
Are your children watching horror movies and violent TV shows or movies constantly? Then, be careful, your children might develop fear and exhibit aggressive behaviour!
Gaming affects a key memory centre in the brain called the hippocampus.
Children who suffer from autism often have difficulty in maintaining a normal posture and position.
The video game called Balloon Buddies is designed to level the playing field by allowing healthy participants to support the less abled player.
Fortis Healthcare on Thursday launched a 24x7 helpline to provide psychological support to teenagers.
Centre has already launched efforts to tackle the problems by ordering removal of all internet links to the online game.
You may be at a risk of developing brain illnesses and diseases ranging from depression to schizophrenia, PTSD and Alzheimer's disease.
Playing a video game even restored individuals' effective abilities.
Playing Angry Birds and World of Warcraft could help your kids do well in their studies.
Playing video games for a limited amount of time each week may increase cognitive abilities in children, a finding has suggested.
There is an ongoing debate on whether video games are good for you or not. Here, we list the benefits of playing video games.
While social distancing and lockdown helped contain the spread of the disease to a large extend, many people also picked up some bad habits, like mobile gaming, during the pandemic while they were stuck at home.
A new study published in the journal Child Development, has revealed that playing video games affect youth differently by age and gender.
Did you know that pathological gamers or addicted gamers are more susceptible to developing anxiety, insomnia, social isolation, and depression?
Scientists have once again found that violent video games like Counter Strike and Grand Theft Auto are not turning people in monsters
Current estimates are that eight to 18-year-olds spend more than seven hours using screens daily.
In its International Classification of Diseases (ICD), the World Health Organization (WHO) has now included "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition.
Benefits for the exergaming groups were also observed for verbal memory and physical function.
Are your children watching horror movies and violent TV shows or movies constantly? Then, be careful, your children might develop fear and exhibit aggressive behaviour!
Gaming affects a key memory centre in the brain called the hippocampus.
Children who suffer from autism often have difficulty in maintaining a normal posture and position.
The video game called Balloon Buddies is designed to level the playing field by allowing healthy participants to support the less abled player.
Fortis Healthcare on Thursday launched a 24x7 helpline to provide psychological support to teenagers.
Centre has already launched efforts to tackle the problems by ordering removal of all internet links to the online game.
You may be at a risk of developing brain illnesses and diseases ranging from depression to schizophrenia, PTSD and Alzheimer's disease.
Playing a video game even restored individuals' effective abilities.
Playing Angry Birds and World of Warcraft could help your kids do well in their studies.
Playing video games for a limited amount of time each week may increase cognitive abilities in children, a finding has suggested.
Don't take video game addiction lightly! It could cause obesity, cardiovascular diseases and four other health problems in the long run.
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