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People who use smartphones and social media excessively are more likely to struggle with sleep and may even face issues like teeth grinding, a new research by the Tel Aviv University has found.
Scientists studied the behaviour of people using regular smartphones compared to those using kosher phones, without most of the apps.&nbsp;They concluded that smartphone users would grind their teeth during the day and only 6% of kosher phone users did that.
Among smartphone users, 20% reported poor sleep schedule including waking up at night due to fear of missing out. The survey is aimed at urging people to limit their social media usage.

Excessive use of social media, smartphones may cause sleep problems, teeth grinding: study

People who use smartphones and social media excessively are more likely to struggle getting sleep and may face issues like teeth grinding, a new research suggests
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People who use smartphones and social media excessively are more likely to struggle with sleep and may even face issues like teeth grinding, a new research by the Tel Aviv University has found.
Scientists studied the behaviour of people using regular smartphones compared to those using kosher phones, without most of the apps.&nbsp;They concluded that smartphone users would grind their teeth during the day and only 6% of kosher phone users did that.
Among smartphone users, 20% reported poor sleep schedule including waking up at night due to fear of missing out. The survey is aimed at urging people to limit their social media usage.

People who use smartphones and social media excessively are more likely to struggle with sleep and may even face issues like teeth grinding, a new research by the Tel Aviv University has found.
Scientists studied the behaviour of people using regular smartphones compared to those using using phones without accessibility to apps.&nbsp;They concluded that smartphone users would grind their teeth during the day and only 6% of other phone users did that.
Among smartphone users, 20% reported poor sleep schedule including waking up at night due to fear of missing out. The survey is aimed at urging people to limit their social media usage.

Forget chewing gums and mint to freshen up the taste in your mouth! Coffee beans could help you get rid of bad breath!
Coffee bean extracts can help prevent the build-up of bacteria, according to a new study by researchers from the Tel Aviv University in Israel.&nbsp;
Until now, it was a known fact that coffee when mixed with milk does cause bad breath as it begins to ferment smelly substances in the mouth. Therefore the answer lies not in coffee but in the way you drink it.&nbsp;Research is in the works about which part of the coffee bean could be used as an ingredient in mouth fresheners.&nbsp;
The next time you binge on too much of onion and garlic, chew on some roasted coffee beans to change your taste and freshen up your mouth.

Did you know coffee beans are a natural mouth freshener?

Forget chewing gums and mint to freshen up the taste in your mouth! Coffee beans, too, can help you get rid of bad breath

Forget chewing gums and mint to freshen up the taste in your mouth! Coffee beans could help you get rid of bad breath!
Coffee bean extracts can help prevent the build-up of bacteria, according to a new study by researchers from the Tel Aviv University in Israel.&nbsp;
Until now, it was a known fact that coffee when mixed with milk does cause bad breath as it begins to ferment smelly substances in the mouth. Therefore the answer lies not in coffee but in the way you drink it.&nbsp;Research is in the works about which part of the coffee bean could be used as an ingredient in mouth fresheners.&nbsp;
The next time you binge on too much of onion and garlic, chew on some roasted coffee beans to change your taste and freshen up your mouth.

Covid-19 superspreaders: how should they be contained

All infected individuals do not spread coronavirus with the same intensity. Here is when you should know about superspreaders. Who is a superspreader of novel coronavirus? A superspreader is a person who infects more people compared to an average infected person. Super-spreaders can accelerate the rate of new infections and expand the geographic distribution of the disease. Is it possible to predict where a superspreader of Covid-19 is likely to be?
"Superspreaders not only infect quicker than other carriers of the disease but also are themselves more susceptible to infection," says Professor Yaron Oz, Rector, Tel Aviv University tells Govindraj Ethiraj.

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