Addiction to social media is real, and it's not just a boomer concern. It is estimated that this issue affects 210 million ...

The average person spends 4 hours and 37 minutes on their phone daily—that’s over one full day per week or six days per month ...

Of course, our smartphones have a role to play in all of this. FOMO existed before social media, that’s for sure – but when we have the opportunity to tune into our friends’ hourly updates ...

Social media’s perpetuation of unrealistic beauty standards fuels cosmetic surgeries. Discover the psychological impact of ...

it’s a sign of addiction. This can lead to a lack of concentration and decreased productivity. 6. You Experience FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) FOMO is a common feeling when using social media.

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Show” star Grace Kuhlenschmidt takes to the streets of New York to ask Gen Z if they are outraged by billionaire social media apps ...

Two recent studies by O’Day et al. and Zhang et al. shed light on how social media use and loneliness are linked. Spoiler: It’s complicated. But don’t worry: This isn’t another “delete ...

HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Attorney General William Tong is set to announce a new bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing the growing concern of social media addiction among youth on Monday morning.