A comprehensive study conducted by the World Happiness Report 2026 reveals that reducing social media use has measurable ...

New research from the University of Oxford Wellbeing Research Centre finds that heavy social media use is linked to lower life satisfaction, especially among young users. Experts say how we engage—not ...

Are mental health campaigns making you anxious? Constant reminders to monitor your well-being may be causing more harm than ...

Phones are an important part of everyday life for most people. From ordering food, online shopping and connecting with others ...

Frequent exposure to real-world firearm violence through media is associated with worse mental health outcomes, according to ...

A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials testing the effects of social-media-based mental health interventions found ...

CHILDREN in Bradford are taking part in the world’s first study into the health effects of social media on teenagers.

Namita Thapar’s Namaz health video sparked trolling, highlighting the benefits of prayer for mental and physical wellness while raising concerns over online toxicity and its impact on mental health.

The recent verdict holding major social media companies legally liable for harm caused by addictive product design highlights ...

Recognizing the negative effects, limitations and pitfalls of excessive screen time, parents and educators must guide children away from constant screen usage. In today’s fast-paced world, screens ...

On the outskirts of San José at Fowler Creek Park, rolling grassy hillsides stretch out towards the east, dotted with leafy shrubs and grazing cows. It’s a peaceful spot, where social worker Ruby ...

Spread the loveIn recent years, the conversation surrounding the social media impact on children’s mental health has gained ...