U.S. teens spend an average of 4.8 hours every day on various social media platforms. That amount of screen time has been ...

Adolescents with mental health conditions spend more time on social media and engage differently online than their mentally ...

With social media content pushing the narrative of the 'perfect life', we need to regain focus on inner values versus ...

A Bank of America report argues that more than half of Gen Zers believe they’re not making enough money to live the life they ...

"The not-so-good pieces are that social media really promotes social comparison," Edelstein said ... these feelings of hopelessness or lower self-worth." The study, published in the medical ...

Social media has become the new baby book, and for many mothers, the pressure to post and to perform - has never been more ...

In a world of nonstop digital stimulation, a deliberate digital detox offers a vital reset, restoring mental clarity, emotional balance, and deeper connection to ourselves and others., Health News - T ...

This movement is driven by mounting evidence of social media’s negative impact on youth mental health and the inadequacy of current self-imposed safeguards by tech companies[1][2][3].

We estimate that quitting Facebook or Instagram for the five weeks before the 2020 election, compared with using social media normally, modestly improved an index of people’s self-reported ...

the goal of many social media companies is, after all, to keep us online, scrolling, striving and seeking hits of social pleasure and self-validation. What, then, then can be done, aside from ...