New research shows how blocking mobile internet can significantly boost one's mental health, focus, and well-being.

Today, nearly every American - 91% - owns a cellphone that can access the internet, according to the Pew Research Center. In 2011, only about one-third did. Another study finds they average 5 hours ...

Parents must recognize the detrimental effects of excessive cellphone use and prioritize after-school activities and homework ...

Social media can play a key role in creating feelings of belonging and connection for students who find it difficult to ...

Experts warned on Sunday that excessive use of social media filters can lead to depression and anxiety in teenagers, thus emphasizing the need for parents to monitor online activities of their ...

While state governments are taking steps to mitigate the negative effects of social media, the federal government must take a stronger stance, Kent State University’s Ellen Glickman writes.

In today’s digital age, the ubiquitous presence of cellphones has transformed them into essential tools for communication, ...

In today’s digital age, the ubiquitous presence of cellphones has transformed them into essential tools for communication, information and entertainment. However, when placed in the hands of children ...

"In the first two weeks, you'll crave it and you'll miss it, and your brain will tell you all the reasons why it's not a project worth doing," she says. "If you can make it about 14 days, you might ...

Eisenhower Health partners with Coachella Valley High School's Health Academy to discuss and educate students, parents and ...

Around 350 million people globally use dating apps, and they amass an estimated annual revenue of more than US$5 billion. In ...

Social technologies present a unique paradox—they can be connectors and disruptors. They can simultaneously offer lifelines ...