Screen apnea refers to the phenomenon of our technological habits interfering with our breathing (Image: GETTY) A health guru has issued a stark warning about the dangers of 'screen apnea', a term coined by former Microsoft executive Linda Stone, who is on a mission to raise awareness about this modern affliction. In 2007, after experiencing her own health issues, Stone discovered a widespread and insidious habit that affects the majority without their knowledge - improper breathing while engrossed in screen time. In an eye-opening chat with Manoush Zomorodi on NPR's Body Electric podcast, Stone recounted her personal revelation.
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