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Boy developed "toasted skin" condition from using a laptop every day

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A UK medical report details a case where a child developed "toasted skin syndrome" from prolonged daily use of a laptop. This condition, characterized by distinctive reddish-brown marks on the skin, highlights potential physical risks associated with extended screen device usage among children and teenagers. Tech professionals should monitor guidelines for safe electronic device use to prevent such conditions.

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