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08 Apr 2024

DNA: Hobby of making reels or mental illness?

11 Nov 2021

Instagram starts testing new feature that reminds users to take breaks

The feature will help users curb their Instagram addiction. The feature will also encourage them to take a break after spending a certain amount of time on the app. 'Take a Break' will be available to all users in a month or two.

Social media addiction

29 Jul 2021

How to save children from social media addiction?

Young children in the country are falling prey to a big drug addiction, and this is the addiction of social media and internet. According to the survey of National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), children in big cities are falling prey to social media addiction very fast.

18 Nov 2020

DNA: Who made you addicted to being online on social media?

Sales of addictive products such as tobacco and alcohol are clearly not new. And businesses that trade addiction have long raised ethical concerns. Recently, social media addiction has attracted significant attention from different origins. Watch this DNA analysis.

Social media addiction

10 Jan 2019

Excessive social media use akin to drug addiction: Study

The findings, published in the Journal of Behavior Addictions, are the first to examine the relationship between social media use and risky decision-making capabilities.

24 Dec 2018

Binge drinking in students linked to social media addiction

Binge drinkers consist greater intensity towards social media and a emotional investment, that allowed social media to become part of their identities.

17 Aug 2018

Social media addiction can cause ill effect on bones, joints

A newly coined term called 'Whatsappitis' meaning, an incessant use of the thumb to text and operate cellular phones can damage your thumb muscle, causing tenosynovitis.

Disaster fatigue

11 Nov 2017

Negativity on social media got you down? There is now a name for that feeling

The continuous exposure to bad news on social media combined with excessive smartphone use can take a toll on the mind.

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