Story | Education
15 February 2021
Online gaming disorder has been recognized as an addictive behavior.
Image source: Tu meifei, via REUTERSRaian Ali, Professor at Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s College of Science and Engineering, writes about digital addiction, and what tech companies can do to prevent “digital obesity”
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