social mediaSocial media has become a pervasive part of modern society especially for adolescents and young adults. However, paediatric and psychiatric history taking has not always kept up with this rapid chang
A new McKinsey Health Institute survey finds that Gen Z’s social media engagement can feel negative but can also help with finding mental health support and connectivity.(12 pages)Much like many relationships a person might have between ages 18 and 24, the relationship a young person has with...
X formally known as Twitter, Instagram or even just WhatsApp. However, there is growing evidence that our social media use may be having a damaging effect on our mental health. This is particularly true for children—and our pages onSafe Social Networking Tips for Children, andSocial Media fo...
However, there are plenty of studies out there looking at how social media affects mental health with some saying it can be as addictive as gambling. 然而,有很多研究都在分析社交媒体是如何影响心理健康的,有些研究认为社交媒体可能会像赌博一样让人上瘾。 Research in the US has found that adolescent...
Social Mediaand Mental Health: An Overview By 2023 and 2024, the alarm over the impact of social media on mental health had reached a fever pitch with growing concerns about adolescents and young adults. The connection of heavy use of social media to increased rates of anxiety, depression, an...
Yes. I don't think I'm addicted, but I definitely spend more time on social media than I'd like to. However, there are plenty of studies out there looking at how social media affects mental health, with some saying it can be as addictiv...
Youths often modify social media settings to safeguard their mental health, but experts see a need for more guidance, especially as platforms differ in features. In this article, experts provide strategies to optimize and manage social media settings for children, teens, and young adul...
Rapid growth in social media use among young adults has raised concerns about its possible impact on mental health and wellbeing, particularly among university student populations where the prevalence of mental health issues is also rising. Using qualitative approaches, this study identified the ways ...
Ironically, given the very name of it, spending excessive time onsocialmedia can actually lead to isolation and loneliness. The latest research also shows it can exacerbate existing mental health problems likedepression and anxiety. Young adults are especially susceptible to these negative effects. A...
Ironically, given the very name of it, spending excessive time onsocialmedia can actually lead to isolation and loneliness. The latest research also shows it can exacerbate existing mental health problems likedepression and anxiety. Young adults are especially susceptible to these negative effects. A...