PGA Tour winner Max Homa talks to Fox News Digital about the issues he sees with social media, and how taking a step away ...

Actress Ashley Tisdale makes sure she "takes regular breaks" from social media because life online "really wears out" her ...

A woman who used to scroll social media for eight hours a day said she gave up the doomscrolling habit for 50 days and felt ...

Mental health and physical abilities can be affected Recent litigation surrounding social media companies and addictions among children call into question the local impacts of sites like Instagram and ...

Can cutting out the things that make us feel good make us feel…better?

Want to detox from social media or log off altogether? That may not be an option in the future thanks to this AI.

A recent study published in JAMA Network Open found that even cutting down on social media for a week can "significantly ...

FYI, doomscrolling in 2026 is out — at least, according to the cool girls of the internet. According to the trendsetters, this year is all about analog hobbies: making scrapbooks from the photos taken ...

Instagram head Adam Mosseri testified that 16 hours of daily scrolling isn’t “addiction” during a Los Angeles trial where Meta, TikTok, and YouTube face lawsuits over allegedly addictive algorithms.

Social media is a big part of our daily lives now. Smartphones keep getting notifications, timelines never stop refreshing, and short videos are alway.

I used to think dopamine was just a chemical in the brain. Turns out, it can make or break a life. Coined by Dr. Cameron Sepa in 2019, "dopamine fasting" (otherwise known as a "dopamine detox") ...

The theme for World Obesity Day 2026 is '8 Billion Reasons to Act on Obesity' which highlights that every person, every ...