Screens can calm a child. But what are they learning? — Syarifah Maisarah binti Syed Alwi
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Family factors and screens are both linked to young people's mental health and screen use.
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- New research says screen addiction among kids and young adults may be a public health concern.
- A study says social media harms children, but how they use it matters.
- Short-form video platforms trap users with ADHD in endless loops.
- Shared family factors influence screen use and mental health problems in young people.
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Shared family factors influence screen use and mental health problems in young people
News-Medical9 Oct · 01:34Short-form video platforms trap users with ADHD in endless loops
News-Medical9 Oct · 00:54Screen time limits not enough to tackle problematic social media use: experts
MiltonToday.ca8 Oct · 23:34Endless video feeds leave users with ADHD struggling to stop, survey finds
Medical Xpress8 Oct · 21:54VERIFY: Can too much screen time hurt kids' grades and behavior?
WCNC8 Oct · 21:44Timeline 13 reports
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