Lack of sleep, self-doubt, cyberbullying - we all know the risks of of social media for teens, but what does research tell us about who is most at risk? And do all teens really need the government to ...

Scientists have found evidence proving that “doomscrolling” is bad for your brain. In a recent study published in the Journal of Computers in Human Behavior Reports, a team of researchers found there ...

(WTTV/WXIN) — A study published by the National Institutes of Health is warning about the effects of a social media phenomenon known as “doomscrolling.” Doomscrolling refers to people who scroll ...

Doomscrolling refers to spending an excessive amount of time reading negative news online without pausing. Learn more about the health effects of doomscrolling and how you can stop. The term ...

Sick of the mindless scrolling? A new trend promises to help you kick social media and embrace a slower life.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - We’ve all caught ourselves in the mindless scroll on social media, online or on our phones. There’s actually a term for that: it’s called ‘doomscrolling.’ “Maybe I’ll watch ...

(WWLP) – Doomscrolling is the topic of discussion with everything that’s going on in the world. For some reason, many people just can’t seem to stop reading “depressing” news. When a person spends an ...

Many people have experienced chronic stress since the pandemic lockdowns. Added to this are the climate crisis, the increasing cost of living and most recently threats to European and global security ...

The concept of doomscrolling arose during the COVID-19 pandemic, as everyone was stuck in their homes with not much to do but scroll through social media and check for updates on the pandemic.

Dragging a bit today because you stayed up too late thinking about all the bleak coronavirus pandemic implications? A word to describe this self-destructive activity has now emerged: doomscrolling. As ...