More Children Are Depressed and Anxious. Is Social Media Really Behind It?
America’s children and teens love social media. But concern is growing that using it is causing more harm than good, and ...
Teenage social media use strongly linked to anxiety and depression
Social media use in teenagers is strongly correlated to higher anxiety and depression, according to new research, as NHS data ...
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More evidence that limiting social media won't boost your well-being
People who went from using social media for at least 2 hours a day to just 30 minutes a day reported no improvement to their ...
I’m a doctor. I limited social media and quickly saw health benefits.
Studies have shown loneliness and depression scores rapidly improve in adults who quit or limit social media. In two weeks, I ...
Psychology experts find there's 'not enough evidence' to link social media use to mental health problems
Psychology experts in the UK and US have found there is "not enough evidence" to link social media use to mental health ...
INTERVIEW | Comparing life on social media makes teens feel isolated, inadequate, doubtful: Dr Sushma Gopalan
Prolonged exposure to social media can negatively impact mental health, especially among teenagers, and result in anxiety, ...
Study reveals pregnant women dangerously impacted by social media
Pregnant women are being dangerously impacted by social media and putting their babies at risk, including through disordered ...
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Why Remi Bader Stopped Posting on Social Media Amid Battle With Depression
Indeed, the TikToker recently detailed why she values social media breaks when she’s struggling with her mental health. “There was a point where I was really dealing with depression in January and ...
Shruti Haasan on battling depression and anxiety: ‘It's always someone else's problem until it becomes your own’
Shruti Haasan emphasizes the therapeutic power of music for mental health on World Mental Health Day. She highlights the role ...
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Social media giants hope to pare down massive suit over harm done to minors
Hundreds of plaintiffs say that apps like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok have led teenagers to become addicted and depressed.