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Violence And Racism Mars Italy vs England Euro 2020 Final: 10 Points
Italy beat England on penalties in the Euro 2020 final to be crowned champions on Sunday night. However, the thrilling finale was overshadowed by scenes of violent disorder ahead of the historic game in London and racist abuse on social media against some England players following the team's defeat.
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Games Industry Asks WHO to Hold Fire on 'Gaming Disorder'
The ESA called for "more conversation and education" before any classification was finalised.
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Advanced Brain Simulator To Help Understand Neurological Disorder
For creating the simulator, the researchers used computer hardware designed for 3D games, according to the study published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience.
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WHO's Gaming Disorder Classification Called Premature by Experts
Experts contended that while the decision was well intentioned, there was a lack of good quality scientific evidence about how to properly diagnose video game addiction.
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Are You Spending Most Of Your Time On Video Games? According To WHO You May Have The "Gaming Disorder"
The World Health Organization on Monday officially recognized "gaming disorder" as a condition in its International Classification of Diseases, saying that it is possible to be addicted to video games.
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Playing Video Games Now Classified As Serious Mental Health Issue By WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) has now included "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition in its International Classification of Diseases (ICD).
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Addicted To Your Xbox? Beware! It Could Be A Real Disorder
Dear parents, if your child is addicted to his Xbox, this one is for you!
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Playing Video Games Can Help Autistic Kids: Here's How
Playing a video game that rewards participants for holding various 'ninja' poses could help children with autism improve their balance and posture, a study suggests.
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Solve Math Puzzles And Memory Games to Keep Anxiety Away; Try These Foods Too!
Researchers have found that boosting activity in the brain's areas related to thinking and problem-solving may also buffer against worsening anxiety.
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Children's Mental Health Well Being: What Role Should Schools Play
As per the National Mental Health Survey, 2015 conducted by WHO, 1 in 20 people in India suffer from depression. The prevalence of mental disorders in the 13-17 age group was 7.3%.
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This Gaming App May Boost Memory in Dementia Patients: Study
Called 'Game show', this app allows users to match locations and patterns which improves their cognitive behavior and alleviates the complications of dementia
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Exergaming Can Improve Well-Being in Children With Autism
Researchers have found that 'exergames' - video games that involve physical exercise - can improve physical and mental fitness in children with autism spectrum disorders.
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Sean Penn's Cat and Mouse Game in The Gunman
Sean plays a former Special Forces soldier suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but is forced to go on the run from London to Barcelona and across Europe
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Violent video games help boost vision: Study
Playing a video game that involves shooting enemies on a battlefield has helped some adults who were born with a rare eye disorder improve their vision later in life, scientists said on Friday.
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Video game addiction linked to depression
Video game addiction among children and teens may lead to the development of psychological disorders such as depression.
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Violence And Racism Mars Italy vs England Euro 2020 Final: 10 Points
Italy beat England on penalties in the Euro 2020 final to be crowned champions on Sunday night. However, the thrilling finale was overshadowed by scenes of violent disorder ahead of the historic game in London and racist abuse on social media against some England players following the team's defeat.
-
Games Industry Asks WHO to Hold Fire on 'Gaming Disorder'
The ESA called for "more conversation and education" before any classification was finalised.
-
Advanced Brain Simulator To Help Understand Neurological Disorder
For creating the simulator, the researchers used computer hardware designed for 3D games, according to the study published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience.
-
WHO's Gaming Disorder Classification Called Premature by Experts
Experts contended that while the decision was well intentioned, there was a lack of good quality scientific evidence about how to properly diagnose video game addiction.
-
Are You Spending Most Of Your Time On Video Games? According To WHO You May Have The "Gaming Disorder"
The World Health Organization on Monday officially recognized "gaming disorder" as a condition in its International Classification of Diseases, saying that it is possible to be addicted to video games.
-
Playing Video Games Now Classified As Serious Mental Health Issue By WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) has now included "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition in its International Classification of Diseases (ICD).
-
Addicted To Your Xbox? Beware! It Could Be A Real Disorder
Dear parents, if your child is addicted to his Xbox, this one is for you!
-
Playing Video Games Can Help Autistic Kids: Here's How
Playing a video game that rewards participants for holding various 'ninja' poses could help children with autism improve their balance and posture, a study suggests.
-
Solve Math Puzzles And Memory Games to Keep Anxiety Away; Try These Foods Too!
Researchers have found that boosting activity in the brain's areas related to thinking and problem-solving may also buffer against worsening anxiety.
-
Children's Mental Health Well Being: What Role Should Schools Play
As per the National Mental Health Survey, 2015 conducted by WHO, 1 in 20 people in India suffer from depression. The prevalence of mental disorders in the 13-17 age group was 7.3%.
-
This Gaming App May Boost Memory in Dementia Patients: Study
Called 'Game show', this app allows users to match locations and patterns which improves their cognitive behavior and alleviates the complications of dementia
-
Exergaming Can Improve Well-Being in Children With Autism
Researchers have found that 'exergames' - video games that involve physical exercise - can improve physical and mental fitness in children with autism spectrum disorders.
-
Sean Penn's Cat and Mouse Game in The Gunman
Sean plays a former Special Forces soldier suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but is forced to go on the run from London to Barcelona and across Europe
-
Violent video games help boost vision: Study
Playing a video game that involves shooting enemies on a battlefield has helped some adults who were born with a rare eye disorder improve their vision later in life, scientists said on Friday.
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Video game addiction linked to depression
Video game addiction among children and teens may lead to the development of psychological disorders such as depression.
