Does your kid often neglect home responsibilities or schoolwork to play video games or scroll social media? They may be ...

Researchers found children with highly addictive use of phones, video games or social media were two to three times as likely to have thoughts of suicide or to harm themselves.

"We went into this study expecting to find what ... This doesn't mean that smartphone use was universally positive. Kids who slept with their phones in their rooms got less sleep on average ...

Increasing addictive use trajectories were associated with higher risks of suicide-related outcomes than low addictive use ...

The study found that those who had high and increasing addiction to mobile phones and social media platforms were at a higher ...

A new study from the University ... they’re just more likely to use it. ... Absolutely nothing good is happening on these kids’ phones in the middle of the night.“ Of course, some kids ...

social ties Kids with phones reported higher self-esteem, fewer feelings of depression Study suggests it's not screen time, but how kids use phones that matters Researchers found smartphones may ...

But now we might get a clue with what could be the first study of its ... where they cannot use their phones. The survey is broken into many parts, including devices, what kids are using and ...

Researchers followed thousands of pre-teens for three years, generating unique insights into how social media is shaping kids ...

For as much doom-and-gloom as we’ve heard about kids and cell phone usage, a new study shockingly found that cell phones can have a positive influence on preteens! (And, no, your 12-year-old ...

Tracking outcomes over time: The researchers plan to continue this study over the ... “It’s what kids do with cell phones and challenges in regulating their device use, rather than merely ...