A new study found that the blue light used by your smartphone is disrupting your melatonin levels — but there is a way you can scroll and get a good nights sleep. By. Cara Lynn Shultz.

New research has found that blue light from your smartphone screen won’t keep you up at night. But you still shouldn’t doomscroll in bed—here’s why.

Blue light is also produced inside smartphones and tablets. But Sánchez de Miguel cautions that the study looked only at blue light from outdoor LEDs, not smartphones or tablets.

Blue light from smartphones, laptops and other digital devices damage vision and can cause blindness. Exposure to blue light results in the generation of toxic chemical molecules within the ...

Alternatively, active smartphone users should consider using skincare products that contain antioxidants including Vitamin B3 or Vitamin C. She said: “Typical sunscreens don't block blue light ...

Blue light exposure was associated with decreased levels of melatonin, increased levels of two major reproductive hormones (estradiol and luteinizing hormone), and changes in ovarian tissue that ...

The Blu Life Pure smartphone has a design that looks a lot like an iPhone 5 with a thin profile and rounded corners. The screen on the Life Pure smartphone is one of the best features of the device.

Blue light is also produced inside smartphones and tablets. But Sánchez de Miguel cautions that the study looked only at blue light from outdoor LEDs, not smartphones or tablets.

Exposure to the kind of blue light emitted by outdoor LEDs, smartphones and tablets may increase your risk of breast or prostate cancer, a new study suggests. The study, published Monday in the ...