Burnout is a state of exhaustion that can be caused by a number of things, such as long-term stress at work. Burnout is a ...

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A study published this month in JAMA Network Open expands our understanding of social media use even more, finding a complex relationship between social media use and another important mental health ...

A new survey revealed that frequent social media use leads to higher irritability. In the study, published in JAMA Network Open, researchers examined the relationship between irritability and social ...

Frequent social media use, especially among active posters, was correlated with higher levels of irritability. While prior research has established connections between social media use and ...

Irritability and anger can become common traits in people who are stressed. It’s a natural part of the flight-or-fight response to stress. After a stressful event, your body typically returns to ...

Frequent social media use is associated with increased irritability in US adults, showing a notable dose-response relationship with posting frequency. Researchers analyzed data from two waves of ...

A study by Hebrew SeniorLife Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research reveals the optimal room temperature for cognitive function in older adults is 68–75˚F (20–24˚C). Deviations ...

Spending excessive time on social media, especially platforms like Instagram and TikTok, leads to increased irritability, anxiety, and depression. A Harvard study shows a direct correlation ...

Anger and irritability aren’t part of the criteria used to diagnose ADHD, but clinicians and researchers have identified them as common experiences among children and adults with the condition.

Researchers found a strong link between spending hours a day scrolling social media and feeling more irritable. (Getty Images) ...

A new study delving into this was published this week on the peer-reviewed JAMA Network journals. ‘Irritability and Social Media Use in US Adults’ found that daily use of social media led to ...