Scrolling on social media at bedtime is particularly disruptive to sleep. Here’s why. Skip to main content. Scientific American. April 9, 2025. 4 min read. Why Social Media Screen Time Is So Bad ...

It was like two hours a day of screen time, and I think they and all of us have realized that that number is a little bit arbitrary,” said Belfort, who is chair of the AACAP’s Media Committee.

A recent survey by Lingokids found that 74% of parents feel guilty about how much time their children spend on screens.. While social media and screen time is often blamed for mental health ...

Health Matters With TSET: Social Media & Screen Time. September 25th, 2024. News 9 10 p.m. newscast 6/21/2025. June 21st, 2025. Staying hot Sunday, rain chances later in the week. June 21st, 2025.

While research has long focused on screen time as the culprit for poor sleep, growing evidence suggests that how often people check social media — and how emotionally engaged they are ...

Regarding Lucy Foulkes’s essay “Stop Panicking Over Teens and Social Media” (Review, Feb. 1): It may not be time to panic, but it is time to pay attention. The foundation of a well-rounded ...

Research suggests that how often people check social media − and how emotionally engaged they are with it − can influence sleep even more than how much time they spend online.

Parents rely on online info about screen time, but a new study shows how media coverage amplifies some research while leaving out key findings. Here’s what you need to know.

A lecture explained the impact of screen time, social media and more on kids. Two visiting professors at Marquette shared four years' worth of research and data. It comes amid reports that Google ...

While social media and screen time is often blamed for mental health struggles, some mental health professionals say screen use isn’t inherently negative. To stream THV11 on your phone, you need ...

In today's Health Matters by TSET, News On 6 Health Coach Dottie Small explains the risks people face, especially our kids, every time they pick up a device.

In today's Health Matters by TSET, News 9 Health Coach Dottie Small explains the risks people face, especially our kids, every time they pick up a device.