For Folks Without the Condition, Taking ADHD Meds to Get ‘Smarter’ Could…
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‘Smart’ Drugs May Backfire When Used as Cognitive Enhancers
"Smart" drugs -- prescription stimulants used as cognitive enhancers by…
Using ChatGPT for job applications could backfire on you, according to this study
Maria Diaz/ZDNETGenerative AI tools have made many tedious tasks easier, including applying for jobs. AI chatbots like ChatGPT can generate resumes, cover letters, essays, and more…
How new EU sanctions on Iran’s Revolutionary Guards could backfire
The European Union levied new sanctions against Iran’s Revolutionary Guards last week over a brutal crackdown on protesters. But some experts question the effectiveness of…
Fatty Acid Tube Feeding May Backfire for Preemie Breathing Disorder
For infants born significantly before term, enteral supplementation with omega-3 fatty acid…
EU poised to copy US subsidies for green technology, but new evidence from China…
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The EU is preparing to abandon its longstanding…
‘Rank turner could backfire’: Experts bat for sporting tracks in…
NEW DELHI: Former selectors and experts feel that the Indian team management should ask for sporting tracks against Australia in the upcoming four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which is…
Tharman warns that regulating “crazy” crypto may backfire, but a simple…
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Frequently Using Digital Devices to Calm Down Young Children may Backfire
And sometimes, handing a fussy preschooler a digital device seems to offer a quick fix. But this calming strategy could be linked to worse behavior challenges down the road, new findings…
Frequently using digital devices to soothe young children may backfire
It's a scene many parents have experienced -- just as they're trying to cook dinner, take a phone call or run an errand, their child has a meltdown.
And sometimes, handing a fussy…