A new study reveals that the integration of technology in daily lives of children has led to the emergence of significant physical injuries.

Ann Thomson, from the RSI and Overuse Injury Association, said many children had ended up with "really severe problems" in their arms, neck and shoulders and the injuries were worsened because when kids are really engaged in their activity, they're more likely to work through feelings of pain.
Experts have called on parents to help ensure their children use gadgets in a safer way- by taking regular breaks, positioning their device so it encourages better posture, and limiting the daily time allowance.
Here are few tips to keeping tech safe:
Experts have advised that one should take a break from technology every 30 minutes, while youngsters should set a maximum of two hours a day of computer use.
It was suggested that a person should avoid putting the laptop on lap and it should be kept on a desk or a table and elevated to be at eye level.
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