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Video games impact brain cortex warning
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A new study from the University of California suggests that teenagers who excessively play video games tend to have a thinner cerebral cortex and a smaller surface area in regions associated with communication and emotions. This is especially evident when playing single-player games and age-restricted games. Although there is a statistical correlation between gaming and brain changes, scientists emphasize that these alterations are normal during developmental stages and do not indicate permanent harm. They also suggest that brain characteristics may influence game choice. With an average of about 3.1 hours of daily gaming, researchers continue to study the impact of video games on brain development to better understand this relationship.
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