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Social media negatively affects female teens before males, study finds

Sensitivity to social media use might be linked to developmental differences, like puberty, which occurs later in boys than in girls, report experts at Oxford and Cambridge.

United kingdomNew south walesAmy orbenAndrew przybylskiOxford internet instituteNature communicationsUniversity of oxfordBrain sciences unitUniversity of technology sydneyUniversity of cambridgeProfessor sarah jayne blakemore at university of cambridgeProfessor andrew przybylskiProfessor sarah jayne blakemoreProfessor rogier kievitBernadka dubickaExperimental psychology

Does Social Media Make Teens Unhappy? It May Depend on Their Age

A large study in Britain found two specific windows of adolescence when some teenagers are most sensitive to social media.

United statesUnited kingdomAmy orbenJeff hancockMichaeline jensenCambridge universityUniversity of north carolina at greensboroStanford universityNorth carolinaSocial mediaMen and boysWomen and girlsYour feed scienceYour feed health

Social media has a negative impact on girls earlier than boys, Oxbridge study finds

Researchers say the differences may be down to changes in brain structure or the different ages at which boys and girls go through puberty

United kingdomAmy orbenSarah jayne blakemoreUniversity of cambridgeNature communicationsJayne blakemoreProf blakemoreChildren 39s healthSocial mediaMental health

Parents should talk to children about social media at a young age | Richmond and Twickenham Times

Rates of mental health conditions among children have been rising in the UK, with some saying social media use is linked to increasing anxiety.

United kingdomAmy orbenSarah jayne blakemoreUniversity of cambridgeNature communicationsJayne blakemoreProf blakemore

Parents should talk to children about social media at a young age

Rates of mental health conditions among children have been rising in the UK, with some saying social media use is linked to increasing anxiety.

United kingdomAmy orbenSarah jayne blakemoreUniversity of cambridgeNature communicationsJayne blakemoreProf blakemore

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