Maggie Ryan is a Health Editor at SheKnows. She specializes in themes related to medicine and healthcare, wellness, and family relationships, exploring topics such as dating, communication techniques, and healthcare administration. Maggie's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News UK, NPR, and POPSUGAR.
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Maggie Ryan’s coverage spans various lifestyle topics, including health, family & relationships, beauty & fashion, house & home, and entertainment news. She often features promotional deals and reviews in her articles.
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By: Maggie Ryan
If your teen spent their summer on a screen, they're not alone. According to the National Health Interview Survey , half of teens spend four hours a day or more on their phones.
