Your screen lights up but won’t respond to anything. You tap harder. Nothing. You swipe five more times. Still nothing. If your phone’s touch screen is not working, you’re dealing with one of the most common phone problems out there. A 2023 Statista report shows that about 30% of smartphone users experience screen responsiveness issues …
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If you’ve ever felt the urge to crash on the couch after working out, you’re not lazy. You’re human. Feeling sleepy after workout sessions is incredibly common, especially after intense training. It’s not bad to nap after a workout, in fact, research shows it can support recovery and boost overall performance. According to PubMed Central, …
If the thought of going to bed makes your heart race, and you find yourself wide awake while everyone else is sleeping, you might be dealing with somniphobia. This is the fear of sleep, and it’s more common than you’d think. In a 2020 study published in Sleep Health, researchers found that nearly 15% of …
If you’re looking to brighten your smile without spending a ton at the dentist’s office, you’ve probably thought about whitening strips. These thin, flexible strips promise whiter teeth in just a few uses. But the real question is, do whitening strips work? And if they do, what are the trade-offs? Teeth whitening has exploded in …
Dark knees are a common problem, but not many people talk about them. You may notice your knees looking darker than the rest of your legs, especially during shorts season. It’s frustrating, and if you’ve been looking for how to get rid of dark knees, this is a common concern many people share. According toa …
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You’ve probably seen the term main character syndrome pop up online, usually in TikTok videos where someone dramatically stares out a car window while a sad song plays. But there’s more to it than cinematic vibes or dressing like you’re in a coming-of-age movie. A 2023 YouGov survey found that 44% of Gen Z regularly …
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If you live with ADHD, or know someone who does, you’ve probably seen or experienced stimming, maybe without even realizing it. You tap your pen nonstop, bounce your knee during meetings, or talk to yourself while doing chores. That’s ADHD stimming. It’s more common than most people think, and it serves a purpose. Research from …