子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
Screen time and mental health: a prospective analysis of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study.
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The discussions reflect strong support and interest in the study, with posts using phrases like 'associated with increased symptoms' and 'further research is warranted,' demonstrating deep engagement with the research methodology, results, and implications for adolescent mental health policies, which highlights the study’s potential high impact.
Most discussions support the findings of the study, emphasizing the link between increased screen time and mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
The posts demonstrate high interest, with many referencing specific screen activities (video chat, texting, gaming) and the significance of the research for adolescent mental health.
Several comments delve into methodological details, highlight key results, and mention further implications, showing deep engagement.
The discussions underscore the importance of these findings for public health, parenting, and policy-making, indicating a high level of perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study examined the long-term impact of screen time on behavioral issues in a diverse group of 9,538 adolescents over two years using the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study data.
- Results showed that higher overall screen time was linked to various mental health symptoms, particularly depressive symptoms, with certain screen activities like video chat, texting, and gaming having the strongest associations.
- Differences emerged based on race, with the effects of screen time on mental health being more pronounced in White adolescents compared to Black and Asian adolescents.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyA recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased reports of depression, anxiety, and other #MentalHealth symptoms one and two years later. Read the abstract here: https://t.co/ehealToPiY https://t.co/ntcsoIwTq8
New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#depression, #ADHD) symptoms in #adolescents ✒️ w/ @AbubakrShoaibi, Alicia Leong, @Gabezmd, @testaalex, @kyletganson, @FionaCBaker1
A study in #BMCPublicHealth finds that screen time, particularly video chat, texting, videos, and video games, is associated with a range of mental health symptoms, especially depressive symptoms. Further research is warranted. https://t.co/j4F4tTbeq1
Parents: a study tracking almost 10,000 9- and 10-year-olds for two years finds a link between time spent watching TV and other screens with...higher odds for ADHD and depression. https://t.co/UpOHZEqFfl
A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased reports of depression, anxiety, and other #MentalHealth symptoms one and two years later. Read the abstract here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39370520/
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Impact of Screen Time on Child Development and Mental Health
Are kids videos secretly harming your child's brain? Excessive screen time may be linked to developmental delays and mental health issues. This video explores the hidden dangers of children’s content and offers…
Impact of Screen Time on Adolescent Mental Health and Behavior
This study examines the long-term effects of screen time on adolescent mental health, highlighting links to depressive symptoms, especially from activities like gaming and texting, with varying impacts across races.
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RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
RT @childrenscreens: A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased r…
A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased reports of depression, anxiety, and other #MentalHealth symptoms one and two years later. Read the abstract here: https://t.co/ehealToPiY https://t.co/ntcsoIwTq8
A recent longitudinal study of nearly 10k adolescents found higher screen time at baseline associated with increased reports of depression, anxiety, and other #MentalHealth symptoms one and two years later. Read the abstract here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39370520/
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
RT @doctorK1991: 子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
子どもや若者でスマホをよく見る人は要注意。スマホは目が悪くなるだけでなく、抑うつ症状などメンタルにも影響することが分かってきています。 https://t.co/1Q6knG7gxR
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A study in #BMCPublicHealth finds that screen time, particularly video chat, texting, videos, and video games, is associated with a range of mental health symptoms, especially depressive symptoms. Further research is warranted. https://t.co/j4F4tTbeq1
A study in #BMCPublicHealth finds that screen time, particularly video chat, texting, videos, and video games, is associated with a range of mental health symptoms, especially depressive symptoms. Further research is warranted. https://t.co/j4F4tTbeq1
RT @DrAliSKhan: Parents: a study tracking almost 10,000 9- and 10-year-olds for two years finds a link between time spent watching TV and o…
Parents: a study tracking almost 10,000 9- and 10-year-olds for two years finds a link between time spent watching TV and other screens with...higher odds for ADHD and depression. https://t.co/UpOHZEqFfl
Trend up+80: Nagata JM, ..., Baker FC (BMC Public Health) __Screen time and mental health: a prospective analysis of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study__ https://t.co/gsNAE2kaUM
Trend up+342: Nagata JM, ..., Baker FC (BMC Public Health) __Screen time and mental health: a prospective analysis of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study__ https://t.co/gsNAE2kaUM
RT @jasonmnagata: New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#…
RT @jasonmnagata: New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#…
RT @jasonmnagata: New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#…
RT @jasonmnagata: New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#…
New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#depression, #ADHD) symptoms in #adolescents ✒️ w/ @AbubakrShoaibi, Alicia Leong, @Gabezmd, @testaalex, @kyletganson, @FionaCBaker1