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Working on the computer and surfing the internet has become totally unavoidable these days, for all financial advisors, medical professionals and laymen. In fact, the local weather forecast, daily news, Monte Carlo financial simulator or eMR are just a few mouse clicks away. It’s like having knowledge, patients and clients, information and the world at your fingertips.
However having the Internet at your fingertips at all times might not always be a positive thing. Why not?
According to a recently published study in General Hospital Psychiatry [Journal Article: General hospital psychiatry (impact factor: 2.67). 10/2011; DOI: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2011.09.013] excessive use of the Internet can cause Internet Addiction Disorder, or IAD, which can lead to anxiety and depression.
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This infographic takes a closer look at 7 internet related illnesses that you may have heard about, or even treat in your professional medical capacity. So, use the wonderful resource, known as the ME-P and internet, wisely.
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