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When mothers use smartphones, newborns feel (very) uncomfortable: an Italian study shows

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According to the University of Pavia, the results of the innovative research, recently published in the journal 'Biological Psychology', will help to shed light on the 'emerging phenomenon' of 'Technoference': what is it

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When mothers use smartphones, newborns feel (very) uncomfortable: an Italian study shows

According to the University of Pavia, the results of the innovative research, recently published in the journal 'Biological Psychology', will help to shed light on the 'emerging phenomenon' of 'Technoference': what is it

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Corriere Della Sera broke the news in Italy on Friday, April 18, 2025.
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