Using your phone at night may not be as bad as you think

By Angela Haupt
Editor, Health and Wellness

We've all heard the same advice: Steer clear of your phone before bed, maybe even keeping it in another room.

Now, new research suggests it might not be such a black-and-white guideline. Here's what to know.

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