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It's Official: WHO Now Recognizes 'Gaming Disorder' As A Mental Health Condition
Too much gaming is no longer just a hobby anymore. The Wold Health Organization classifies gaming disorder officially as a mental health condition in the 11th edition of the International Classification of Diseases.
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Gamers, Rejoice! Brain Training Video Games Can Aid Low-Vision Children
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Pediatric Health: Video Games Linked to Improved Motor Skill Learning
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American Academy of Pediatrics Warns About the Negative Effects of Children Being Exposed to Virtual Violence
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Can Video Games Influence Kids To Eat Healthy Foods?
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Star Wars HoloChess; Augmented Reality Board Game Available Soon
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Elon Musk Opens $1 Billion "Robot Gym" for Artificial Intelligence Training
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Video Gaming May Lead to Higher Risk of Neurological Disorders
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Clueless Program Plays Atari Games, Learns to Win
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