Given those statistics it seems that mobile devices and the use of social media that typically comes with it could be a factor in anxiety and depression among teens.

I grant that social media use is a plausible contributing factor to teenage girl depression, in terms of both psychosocial development and timing. But Haidt is claiming far more certainty than he ...

Young adults who use social media to browse content of other users are more likely to experience anxiety, depression and stress than more active users who share their own content, according to a ...

BETHLEHEM, Conn. — Social media sites like Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat may be contributing to the rise of mental conditions like eating disorders or depression among teens, according to ...

More than one-third of teenagers say they check their social media accounts more than 25 times a day.Its study of 216 teens over six months found they posted or commented more than 87,000 times on ...

"I think he's depressed," said Les' mother, furnishing screenshots of her son's social media posts. Philosophical questions about the point of life had begun to appear, as was the sharing of ...

Social media sites like Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat may be contributing to the rise of mental conditions like eating disorders or depression among teens, according to several studies. A ...

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Social media sites like Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat may be contributing to the rise of mental conditions like eating disorders or depression among teens, according to several studies. A ...