Smartphone use and neck muscle health study

This study explores whether frequent smartphone use changes how your hands and wrists work. Researchers will test your grip strength, finger flexibility, and hand control to understand if heavy phone use causes any physical changes.

This study explores how smartphone addiction affects posture and breathing in young adults. Researchers will measure your posture, breathing patterns, and smartphone habits to understand if heavy phone use changes how you stand and breathe.

This study looks at how smartphone use affects the strength and feeling in your thumb. If you are a young university student who uses a smartphone daily, you may help researchers understand if heavy phone use changes your thumb muscles or senses.

This trial checks if medical students who are addicted to their smartphones are more likely to develop De Quervain syndrome, a painful condition affecting the thumb and wrist. It looks at how heavy phone use might affect hand health.

This study looks at how smartphone addiction (nomophobia) and anxiety affect students who have 'text neck' pain from looking down at their phones too much. It also examines how these factors relate to students' belief in their own academic abilities.

This research explores whether heavy smartphone use is linked to stress, how you feel about your body, and eating habits. Understanding these connections may help develop better support for students struggling with these issues.