thehindu.com · Health · 2026-08-10
Screen time off for seniors too
Screen addiction is disproportionately associated with children and teenagers, adults often being a glaring omission. In Chennai on August 15, two workshops see... Screen addiction is disproportionately associated with children and teenagers, adults often being a glaring omission. In Chennai on August 15, two workshops seek to wean grown-ups off screens by teaching them a craft Screen time off for seniors too
Why it matters. It highlights the often-overlooked issue of screen addiction among older adults and the need for targeted digital wellness interventions.
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