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Another study suggests social media contributes to mental health issues, delusion
A new study reveals the connection between social media use and mental health challenges, particularly for self-identity issues.
Social media pressures can make friendship a full-time job
Friendships are critical parts of our lives. Staying in touch with friends online is crucially important, especially for ...
Study Finds on MSN5d
Log out or lean in? The way you use social media matters more than how long you scroll
Explore the effects of social media use on mental health. Discover how mindful engagement can reduce anxiety and loneliness.
You don’t have to delete social media — 4 more healthy ways to use it that will reduce stress
A new study suggests you don’t have to quit social media for better mental health—just change how you engage to prioritize quality and connection.
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Mindful Social Media Use Can Reduce Negative Impact, Says Research
A new study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology found that when young people reframe their relationship with social ...
Study finds social media can isolate despite shared democratic goals
Since its inception, social media has been touted by some as a way to bring people together, even to collaborate and advance ...
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For teens, strong friendships outweigh impact of social media on mental health
Adolescents with the strongest relationships are the most likely to have high levels of well-being — even when they use ...
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Why narcissists overuse social media—and how mindfulness can help
A new study published in the International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction suggests that the fear of missing out plays ...
Social media trends 2025: What the Metricool study reveals
This Metricool report reveals the social media trends for 2025, the changes in algorithms, and the strategies that brands and ...
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Social media can help track species as climate changes
Social media can help scientists track animal species as they relocate in response to climate change, new research shows.