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How social media use affects the mental health of young... - Vimarsana News

How social media use affects the mental health of young...

As social media use has increased, researchers in the US are finding that mental health among young people has become worse.

Lawmakers should reject Instagram's latest move - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers should reject Instagram's latest move

Instagram recently announced that a central pillar of its response to teen mental health harms will be to create controls offering parents “to see how much time their teens spend on Instagram and to set time limits.” While this may sound empowering,

Oregon State names new dean of College of Public Health and Human Sciences - Vimarsana News

Oregon State names new dean of College of Public Health and Human Sciences

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Dr. Brian Primack, a dean at the University of Arkansas with a 20-year career of advancing health and higher education initiatives, has been named dean of Oregon State University’s College of Public Health and Human Sciences. He will start June 30, 2022. “I am honored and humbled to be joining such an outstanding team at OSU’s College of Public Health and

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Facebook researchers found 1 in 8 users addicted to app damaging their work, relationships and sleep - Vimarsana News

Facebook researchers found 1 in 8 users addicted to app damaging their work, relationships and sleep

A Facebook survey suggests the social network is harmful for 1 in 8 of its users. The platform negatively impacts users sleep, work or personal relationships according to company's own research.