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Doomscrolling Is Literally Bad for Your Health. Here Are 4 Tips to Help You Stop
By Kate Mannell and James Meese Your Health

Doomscrolling Is Literally Bad for Your Health. Here Are 4 Tips to Help You Stop

Doomscrolling can be a normal reaction to living through uncertain times. It’s natural to want to understand dramatic events unfolding around you and to seek out information when you’re afraid. But becoming absorbed in bad news for too long can be detrimental. A newly published study has found that people with high levels of problematic […]

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Are You Under Digital Distress? 3 Ways Tech-Triggers May Be Affecting Your Mental Health
By Brittany Harker Martin Your Health

Are You Under Digital Distress? 3 Ways Tech-Triggers May Be Affecting Your Mental Health

Mental Health Week, which runs from May 1 to 7, provides an opportunity to reflect on our collective well-being. In addition to rising mental health issues, there seems to be a general malaise across normally well individuals in society. This is manifesting as cognitive and physical exhaustion, limited patience, disinterest in work and a resentment […]

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TikTok May Be Bad for Privacy, but Is It Also Harming Our Cognitive Abilities?
By Colin McCormick Your Health

TikTok May Be Bad for Privacy, but Is It Also Harming Our Cognitive Abilities?

The United States government is considering a national ban of TikTok, a social media application used by over 150 million Americans. Although the primary reason for the ban is privacy concerns, it presents an opportunity to consider other potential risks. It is well known social media apps can negatively impact mental health outcomes, a fact […]

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