the study suggests that a healthier online experience doesn’t come from cutting social media out of our lives altogether, but using it in a way that matches our personal motivations and boundaries.

The study found that overuse of screen time and social media led to a higher likelihood of “addiction, such as the inability ...

[2] “We are facing a tsunami of addiction ... study with health insurer DAK. [3] The study revealed that more than 25 per cent of 10 to 17-year-olds exhibit risky or pathological use of social ...

Researchers at UNC have identified a variety of neurological effects in relation to obsessive technology use. What are the implications of this research? Is the age of digital obsession changing ...

This article was medically reviewed by Zlatin Ivanov, MD, who is certified in psychiatry and addiction ... social media. Here are four ways that social media might affect teens negatively: Studies ...