Science again says: there's no correlation between mental health problems and Internet usage
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A comprehensive examination of the internet habits of over 2 million individuals revealed no conclusive evidence of widespread mental health harm stemming from online activities like social media browsing and gaming. Despite prevalent concerns and popular prejudice suggesting that mobile applications might be linked to depression and anxiety, the researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute, conducting what they claim to be the most extensive study of its kind,
Science again says: there's no correlation between mental health problems and Internet usage
Science again says: there's no correlation…
Science again says: there's no correlation between mental health problems and Internet usage
A comprehensive examination of the internet habits of over 2 million individuals revealed no conclusive evidence of widespread mental health harm stemming from online activities like social media browsing and gaming. Despite prevalent concerns and popular prejudice suggesting that mobile applications might be linked to depression and anxiety, the researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute, conducting what they claim to be the most extensive study of its kind,