Exposure to mind-numbing content on social media is known to cause a 'brain rot' in people. The term has gained traction in the recent months, with a renewed focus on the ill-impact of social media on society.
While social media has revolutionised how we connect and interact, its impact on our mental health cannot be ignored.
People's ability to think is decreasing due to excessive use of social media. Know the reason from Dr Neerja Aggarwal, PhD Psychologist, Emoneeds.
Obsessed with social media? Think before you spend too much time on it as according to some studies it can have a negative effect on your skin. Read on to know more.
The findings suggest that our online social circles could be implicitly influencing our eating habits.
According to a study published in the journal Pediatrics, children who view unhealthy snack images on social media platforms are likely to consume more calories from unhealthy snacks.
A new research published in the Journal of Behavior Addictions has suggested that excessive use of social media platforms can make its users take decisions as bad as drug addicts tend to do.
A recent study has associated the binge drinking habit of college goers with social media addiction and inappropriate online behaviour. Get rid of this bad habit with our tips.
A new study has found that mental health problems have risen six folds among the youngster and children who have been brought up in the age of internet.
Dr Pallavi Arvind Joshi gives you the recipe to a positive life.
Exposure to mind-numbing content on social media is known to cause a 'brain rot' in people. The term has gained traction in the recent months, with a renewed focus on the ill-impact of social media on society.
While social media has revolutionised how we connect and interact, its impact on our mental health cannot be ignored.
Obsessed with social media? Think before you spend too much time on it as according to some studies it can have a negative effect on your skin. Read on to know more.
The findings suggest that our online social circles could be implicitly influencing our eating habits.
According to a study published in the journal Pediatrics, children who view unhealthy snack images on social media platforms are likely to consume more calories from unhealthy snacks.
A new research published in the Journal of Behavior Addictions has suggested that excessive use of social media platforms can make its users take decisions as bad as drug addicts tend to do.
A recent study has associated the binge drinking habit of college goers with social media addiction and inappropriate online behaviour. Get rid of this bad habit with our tips.
A new study has found that mental health problems have risen six folds among the youngster and children who have been brought up in the age of internet.
Dr Pallavi Arvind Joshi gives you the recipe to a positive life.
People's ability to think is decreasing due to excessive use of social media. Know the reason from Dr Neerja Aggarwal, PhD Psychologist, Emoneeds.
