Americans spend an average of four to six hours a day looking at mobile devices or tablets, often not even realizing their necks are bent, which is why tech neck is becoming a problem. But there ...

The average American spends seven hours per day looking at a screen; for agents, that number can be even higher. Some stretching exercises can help.

An curved arrow pointing right. Do you suffer from 'Tech Neck'? NYU Langone Spine Center Co-Director Dr. Anthony Frempong-Boadu explains the lasting effects of being glued to your smartphone.

Tim Sitt, author of "Move Or Die: How the Sedentary Life is Killing Us and How Movement, Not Exercise, Can Save Us," demonstrates how to do a simple stretch to alleviate neck pain caused from ...

All the recruits were fitted with motion sensors on the head, neck and spine and told to sit ... compared to just 28 degrees whilst phone-free. The findings add to the health risks of toilet ...

Leung says you should take short breaks from studying every hour, and move about to stretch out your neck and upper back. Your phone – which seems like the cause of so many problems – can ...

Counterpoint reports a 4 percent growth in phone sales across 2024, with IDC and Canalys each reporting 6-7 percent increases in global shipments, though that’s relative to a 2023 that saw the ...

Viral Rapper Wide Neck faces severe criminal allegations threatening his internet notoriety and music ambitions.