a south korean newspaper reports scientists there are finding more cases of so-called digital ghen is that in people who spend too much time on their phones and computers. the paper reports doctors are seeing problems that are usually more common with people suffering from mental illnesses or head injury. symptoms include shorter attention span, reduced ability to remember basic details about your life, like phone numbers, appointments, birth days, doctors say it s because smart phones mostly stimulate the left side of your brain. the right side sits there not able to concentrate on memory and starts to deteriorate. if you are ignoring that one side, eventually you are going to have problems with memory and social interangst action. shepard: the scientists behind the study point out young people are the most at risk because their brains are still developing. a 31-year-old woman who drank only soda for 16 years has some heart problems. she had to go to the hospital in her home count
finally, a new york city man is divorcing his wife after apple s new gps-based find my friend app showed she was lying about where she was and led him to her secret meeting with another man. there s an app for everything, isn t there? in health news, new research suggests babies born with low birth weights are five times more likely than general population to be diagnosed with some form of autism. researchers on the study point out advances in medical science have helped more lower birth weight babies survive, so the findings could help explain the people diagnosed with autism disorders. for more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. coming up, another nfl receiver is traded. on the ice, winnipeg rejoices. plus, the lackluster new york jets offense suddenly comes alive, running over anything in their way. your first look at sports is straight ahead.
apparently it s light suit day. we share outfit ideas and e-mails. and this is no joke, we re always sending stories back and forth, but turps out a new study point out that checking e-mail before bed is like having a double espresso, makes you stay up hours after you should be asleep according to the new research. it s a global study and they interviewed 4,750 business people and found out what what happens if you check your e-mail according to the sleep expert i ll read this first, six in ten people use some sort of device before going to bed so that they can check their e-mails of those three in ten do not feel relaxed before going to sleep, but say the problem is that it halts the production of your sleep enhancing mel tonen and