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Parents. there's this digital divide where many adults did not grow up in the same digital world, and so many parents just don't know what their teens are doing online. like you said, it's not going away, so the biggest advice for parents is to have conversations with their adolescents and their children and understand what they're doing online and try to have an open line of communication. setting some boundaries is a good idea, particularly in the nighttime hours when online behaviors may be disrupting sleep. we know that sleep is key for brain development, so this is another way that online...

The study established a strong correlation between social media habits and greater sensitivity to feedback, but that doesn't necessarily mean there's cause for major concern.

Those who checked their platforms more often were more likely to be sensitive to general social rewards and punishments, according to the study published Tuesday.

A recent study by psychologists shows that the regular use of social media is linked to changes in the brains of teenagers. This is especially troubling in light of the fact that the most popular social media platform for American teenagers is China's TikTok, which pushes harmful messaging on teens as soon as they sign up for an account.

A study revealed how teens' frequency of social media usage and exposure could lead to changes in brain development.