[Our comment: This article does not mention the potentially harmful effects of exposing very young children to radiofrequency radiation. One research group is investigating how use of touchscreen devices by children aged 6 months to 3 years influences their cognitive, brain and social development. The experiment involves placing a rubbery cap covered in electrodes on the baby's head to measure the electrical activity in his brain. A smartwatch is placed on each ankle to monitor movement and heart rate, probably without mentioning to the mother that "smart" technology emits harmful radiation. The experiment is part of the Tablet project in the Babylab at Birkbeck, University of London.]
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i Team, inews.co.uk, 13 June 2016
Olivia Solon reports on the first study into touchscreen tech’s effects on brain development
Jessica’s tiny fingers dart around the iPad, swiping through photos to get to a particularly entertaining video: a 12-second clip of her dancing to Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies”. The 18-month-old taps “play” and emits a squeal of delight.
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