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Sad emoji: How social media affects mental health - Indianapolis Recorder

Sad emoji: How social media affects mental health - Indianapolis Recorder
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Cutting social media use to only 30 minutes a day could help ease depression

Young people are using social media more, and their mental health is suffering, but a study has found that use in moderation could help.

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ISU study finds too much social media may be bad for your mental health

ISU study finds too much social media may be bad for your mental health
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Cutting back on social media may improve mental health of college students, study says

Cutting back social media to a spare 30 minutes per day could be the key to reducing anxiety, depression, loneliness and feelings of fear of missing out, researchers say.

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Cutting social media use to 30 minutes per day found to significantly reduce anxiety and loneliness

‘Lots of indicators show that anxiety, depression, loneliness are getting worse. But there are things we can do to manage’

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