'Vamping': the sleep thief

Between 20 and 48% of the adult population, and at least 20% of the infant population, suffer from some form of sleep related problem. This has a neurological, but also technological origin, by that we mean “Vamping”. The term vamping refers to the phenomenon by which people, usually teenagers, use electronic devices (mobile, tablet, computer, etc.) at night, reducing the necessary hours of sleep. In this webinar, neurologist Angela Milan will address the health consequences of this on children (some you couldn't even imagine) and give us some advice on how to prevent them from doing it.