The concerns are widespread, and research increasingly confirms them: social media poses risks to the mental health of children and teens. It can contribute to body dissatisfaction, eating disorders, ...

Teens with high screen time are more likely to report symptoms of anxiety (27%) and depression (26%). Urban teens are more likely than rural teens to spend over four hours on screens. LOS ANGELES ...

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most young teens lost dozens of opportunities to connect. Many children have kept on trucking, but for some of our orchid children, the losses have truly set them back. The rates of anxiety have ...

Teens are at the heart of many debates over artificial intelligence, from the impact of social media algorithms to deep fake nudes. This week it emerged that a mother is suing Character.ai and ...

Now that the election is imminent, one can only assume that Americans’ anxiety is even higher. Many U.S. media outlets have responded by offering their readers advice on how to calm down.

Now many thousands of teenagers are being prescribed semaglutide ... access to enough healthy food,” he says. “That’s a social and medical problem, and we have to pay as much attention ...

Ian Russell has urgently called upon the new Labour government, warning that "timid" regulation of social media companies "may cost young lives". His daughter Molly, from Harrow in northwest London, ...

The Norwegian government will increase the age limit to 15 for social media use among teenagers in an effort to shield children from the “power of algorithm”, Norway’s prime minister has said. Prime ...

Nearly all the teens we’ve interviewed have expressed a complicated relationship with social media, where young people often set the tone and the agenda. It’s a place of discovery, outreach ...

And when it came to their favorite types of entertainment, 39.2% of teens opted for playing video games, compared to 33.3% who chose watching TV or movies and 27.5% who picked scrolling on social ...