A recent study published in the journal Healthcare indicates that longer gaming sessions are associated with improved cognitive functions and motor control skills in adolescents. The study challenges the traditional view of gaming as solely a risk factor, suggesting that extended periods of gaming may correlate with enhanced cognitive and motor development among young gamers. The debate over the risks associated with gaming has been highly contentious, particularly after the World Health Organization (WHO) labeled gaming as a potential contributor to disease and addiction in its 2018 Internati…