Social media has become an integral part of modern culture, and physicians use various platforms for both personal and ...

As social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram ... They are by no means experts in the risks and benefits of these medications, and they have no regulations on their statements," Rosenberg ...

The government and corporations should join forces to reduce teen mental health risks from social media, according to the National Academies ... information but the report also notes some benefits ...

Education is the greatest tool for combating the spread of misinformation and enhancing cybersecurity. Media literacy is ...

Social media is inherently risky. Commanders must understand that they are assuming some risks when posting online, which can result in communication errors, audience misinterpretation and other ...

Policymakers are focusing on restricting teens’ access to social media, but this approach risks cutting them off from its benefits. Making the platforms safer offers an alternative path.

Debate about social media's harms and benefits is common across research, clinical, and educational settings, and is augmented by news stories.1 Attention to this topic has increased, including ...

Were the reins to be loosened a little, and the potential social media risks for pharma managed better, the resulting benefits would outweigh any conceivable disadvantages. The greatest step ...

A survey of more than 1500 children suggests that smartphones can be beneficial to their mental and social well-being – unless they start using social media. Justin Martin at the University of ...

The study also suggests a link between social media posting and various negative outcomes, as well as data connecting cyberbullying to depression, anger and signs of dependence on digital media.