Screen Time And Mental Health: How It Affects Your Brain And Emotions Developing mindful screen habits and setting healthy limits can play a crucial role in maintaining mental clarity, emotional ...

Biggest study ever of teen brains to reveal how screen time affects kids The findings will change the way kids are educated and parented, and the way society looks at teens, experts say.

The real question is not whether technology changes the brain – because it does – but how those changes happen and whether ...

Spending too much time on screens can harm brain function and mental health. It may cause sleep disturbances, reduced attention span, memory issues, and higher stress or anxiety levels. Overexposure ...

Several studies show that excessive screen time, whether it's TV, smartphones or tablets, may affect children's brain development. But not all screen time is bad. Here's what parents need to know.

Screen time can have an adverse effect on children’s brains, studies have shown, and new scans are showing just how harmful it can be.

A new analysis of brain scans looked at how screen time in children leads to changes in the prefrontal cortex, but the impact of media use was not all negative.

And for preteens and early adolescents, that sleep-brain link might hold the key to understanding why more screen time today could lead to more depressive symptoms down the road.

Survey raises worries about how screen time affects kids’ brains U.S. kids, ages 8 to 11, averaged 3.6 hours a day playing on their digital devices ...

And for preteens and early adolescents, that sleep-brain link might hold the key to understanding why more screen time today could lead to more depressive symptoms down the road.

Brain scans of 3- to 5-year-olds who are read to more often by caregivers suggest that it can affect the structure and organization of the white matter in brains.