At Q Magazine's initiative, experts warn that excessive digitization is reducing the intellectual capacity of the new generationtranslated

On Monday, Q Magazine organized a new edition of the "Mental Health in the Digital Era" Conference, carried out with the support of the Vodafone Foundation and in partnership with the "Carol Davila" University of Medicine and Pharmacy from Bucharest and the "Alexandru Obregia" Psychiatric Hospital from the Capital.

Floriana Jucan, the director and founder of Q Magazine and the initiator of the "Mental Health in the Digital Age" conference series, sounded the alarm about the diminishing cognitive capacity of the new generations.

The experience of countries with intensive digitized education Floriana Jucan reported the experience of advanced countries in the digitization of education, which are now returning to classical education methods: textbooks on paper, pen and calligraphy. Photo credit: Q Magazine "Norway's Minister of Education, Kari Nessa Nordtun, recently stated that in 2016, 13% of 5th grade students had switched to digital devices, and five years later the percentage had reached 87%. In the same period, says the minister, school results began to decline in Norway," stated Floriana Jucan.

"Sweden's initiative to digitize education has been an aggressive one. By 2015, over…