A New Mexico woman, occupied for weeks with playing online games, was convicted of second-degree murder and child abandonment, after allowing her three and a half-year-old daughter to die of malnutrition and dehydration. A Philadelphia man was convicted of third-degree murder for killing his 17-month old daughter in a rage over a broken Xbox. In 2005 one study estimated that 40% of the players of World of Warcraft (the popular online role-playing game), were addicted. Unfortunately, the number of these addictions is growing exponentially in most countries. This book addresses the history, symptoms, causes, and available treatment for &quot;video game overuse.&quot; It examines numerous case studies and provides resources from several countries including the US, China, South Korea, and the UK. <br><br><br><b>MyModernHealth FAQs</b> <br><br>Each title in the series will include: <br><br><b>Content</b> <br><li>Questions and Answers about the medical definition/description of the condition; the source/causes; details of symptoms; available cure/treatment; and societal issues or public opinion such as legal issues, social/psychological ramifications, etc<br><br><b>Case Studies</b> <br></li><li>Patient’s perspective <br></li><li>Doctor's perspective <br><br><b>Animations, Figures, Photos</b> <br></li><li>To support, explain topics under discussion. In electronic versions these items are integrated as hyperlinks and “pop-ups” throughout the text<br><br><b>Resources</b> <br></li><li>Web sites, articles, blogs, and books that offer additional information on each subject<br><br>Ebook versions of each title in the series will be completely hyperlinked and interactive with “pop-up” animations and supplemental information integrated throughout the text.<br><br>Visit www.mymodernhealthfaqs.com for more information and updates! </li>