South Korea Gaming Curfew to Battle Video-Game Addiction - TIME

South Korea Gaming Curfew to Battle Video-Game Addiction - TIME

Video-game addiction — though not officially recognized in the U.S. by the American Psychological Association — typically includes symptoms like becoming withdrawn or angry when not allowed to play.

EBSCOhost: Fighting the real bullies

EBSCOhost: Fighting the real bullies

What's needed are better ways to stop bullying because victims can suffer a wide range of health problems, including headaches, stomachaches, and sleepless nights.

Victims of Bullying Suffer Academically, UCLA Psychologists Report - US News and World Report

Victims of Bullying Suffer Academically, UCLA Psychologists Report - US News and World Report

Students who get bullied often have headaches, colds and other physical illnesses, as well as psychological problems.

Piano and the Risk of Tendonitis

Piano and the Risk of Tendonitis

Piano and the Risk of Tendonitis