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Quick facts: paper books vs e readers health effects
Reading on e-readers can lead to longer sleep latency.
E-book reading reduces melatonin secretion, affecting sleep quality.
Print books provide a natural reading experience, avoiding blue light exposure.
Paper books enhance retention due to reduced distractions compared to e-readers.
E-readers strain eyes less than traditional screens but more than printed pages.
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