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Excessive Smartphone Use is Causing Young People to Grow Horns

Young people are growing horns or horn-like bone on their skulls due to excessive usage of mobile phones About 41 percent of young adults have tiny horn-like spikes called external occipital protuberance (EOPs) and men are more likely to develop them than women.

Young people are growing ''horn-like'' bone on their skulls due to excessive smartphone use.

Excessive Smartphone Use is Causing Young People to Grow Horns

Young people are growing horns or horn-like bone on their skulls due to excessive usage of mobile phones. About 41 percent of young adults were found to have the growths and men are more likely to develop them than women. Read More

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