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If you have an obsessive urge to constantly check news, you are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety as well as poor physical health, researchers have warned. 📲 Constantly Checking News Can Lead to Stress, Anxiety & Poor Physical Health; Warn Researchers.
Individuals who obsessively check the news are at risk for poor mental and physical health, leading researchers to call for an increased awareness of the perils of "doomscrolling" or "doomsurfing."
New Delhi, Aug 25 (IANS) If you have an obsessive urge to constantly check news, you are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety as well as poor physical
During the last two years, humanity has lived through a series of worrying global events, from the pandemic to Russia invading Ukraine, large-scale protests, mass shootings and devastating wildfires.
Texas Tech University researchers found nearly three quarters of doom-scrollers - who flit from one bad story to another - feel they are suffering with stress or anxiety.