'Brain rot' at center of new mental health study A new study from the Neuropharmacology journal claims "brain rot" could describe real effects of scrolling through hours of low-quality social media ...

A new study reveals a strong link between excessive content consumption and worsening mental health. The average person loses three days a month to scrolling, streaming, and bingeing online content, ...

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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — If the elections have been making you stressed, an El Paso expert said maybe it's time for you to turn off your phone or stop watching 24/7 news. KFOX14/CBS4 spoke with ...

Jumping from one video to another on social media won't relieve your boredom and may have negative consequences for your mood and mental health. You wake up, grab your phone, open your favorite social ...

Health risks of doom-scrolling: One of the most immediate and noticeable effects of doom-scrolling is the increase in anxiety and stress levels (Image: Canva) In today’s digital age, where information ...

Social media is a relatively new norm with majority of the global population having at least one social account. Researchers estimate that 59-62% of the world is on social media, and with that, tech ...

(WTTV/WXIN) — A study published by the National Institutes of Health is warning about the effects of a social media phenomenon known as “doomscrolling.” Doomscrolling refers to people who scroll ...

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