Science Children uniquely vulnerable to sleep disruption from electronic screens Published November 1, 2017 A new article spells out why children and teens are particularly sensitive to the sleep-disrupting impact of electronics. Enjoyed this article? Share it with your friends! Facebook X LinkedIn WhatsApp Pinterest Reddit Mastodon Telegram Viber 🕐 Top News in the Last Hour By Importance Score # Title 📊 i-Score 1 What Nearly Brainless Rodents Know About Weight Loss and Hunger 🔴 75 / 100 2 Should you ditch your US investments? Experts reveal the VERY surprising answer – and where to profit now 🔴 72 / 100 3 Lip reader reveals the four words Melania Trump said to Donald to stop things turning awkward at Pope Francis's funeral 🔴 72 / 100 4 Meet the judge and the lawyers at the center of Diddy's case 🔴 65 / 100 5 Trump 'ignored' in awkward moment as Starmer and Macron rally around Zelensky 🔴 65 / 100 6 Pharma boss says German plant closures 'a disaster waiting to happen' 🔵 45 / 100 7 Robot walks around Madrid Open court as Novak Djokovic waits on in bizarre scenes 🔵 45 / 100 8 LG confirms game-changing upgrade for these TVs – is your model on the list? 🔵 35 / 100 9 My favourite Elder Scrolls YouTuber returned after 2 years, and it's made me fall in love with ridiculous challenge runs all over again 🔵 30 / 100 10 All 10 Lord of the Rings and Hobbit films ranked – top three were all made in the 2000s 🔵 20 / 100 View More Top News ➡️