Another study suggests social media contributes to mental health issues, delusion
Another study suggests that social media use may contribute to mental health issues, particularly for people with conditions ...
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Study Finds Quitting Social Media Completely Might Not Be As Good For Your Mental Health As You Think
A new study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, conducted by three members of the Department of ...
How Social Platforms Can Address The Youth Mental Health Crisis
There are a few steps that could make a significant impact without requiring social media companies to completely overhaul ...
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For teens, strong friendships outweigh impact of social media on mental health
Adolescents with the strongest relationships are the most likely to have high levels of well-being — even when they use ...
You don’t have to delete social media — 4 more healthy ways to use it that will reduce stress
A new study suggests you don’t have to quit social media for better mental health—just change how you engage to prioritize quality and connection.
Pediatrician, student testify to Texas lawmakers about social media's negative impact on children's health
State Rep. Mary Gonzales said on average, children spend 3.5 hours on social media every day, increasing their risk of ...
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Texas lawmakers want to add warning label to social media platforms
Texas House Bill 499 would require platforms like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to show a warning that there is a link ...
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Stop Blaming Social Media For YOUR Problems—You’re Just Doing It WRONG!
You’ve probably heard the whole “social media is bad for your mental health” argument, right? Well, that’s not the full story ...
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Social Media Abstinence Lowers Anxiety, But Mindful Usage Helps Prevent Loneliness, Researchers Discover
Social media abstinence reduces anxiety and depression, but mindful usage lowers loneliness and FOMO effectively.
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For teens' mental health, strong friendships matter more than social media use, study finds
A 2021 national survey of 8th and 10th graders, cited in the U.S. Surgeon General's report on social media and youth mental health, found that teens spent an average of 3.5 hours daily on social ...