Kids Who Joined Social Media Earlier Had Lower Test Scores, Study Finds

A corresponding author told Newsweek that delaying social media use until around ages 13 to 14 may help protect learning outcomes.

The way children talk about stressful or difficult events can predict future mental health struggles, according to a new study.

The revelation that Prime Minister Ajanuch allegedly took a private trip to Mallorca in the middle of the migration crisis has sparked outrage in Moroccan media

The revelation that Prime Minister Ajanuch allegedly took a private trip to Mallorca in the middle of the migration crisis has sparked outrage in Moroccan media

U.S. psychologist Jonathan Haidt addressed today's mañanera, calling children's social media and touchscreen use a "public health problem" and urging parents not to give kids access to phones until at least age four to six.

"Gen Alpha isn't cooked," one industrious teen told The Post.

Early social media use among children linked to lower grades  The Times

Australia's internet regulator revealed in a recent study that teenagers are continuing to use social media despite ban.

Pupils who open accounts aged 11 to 12 score lower in some subjects than those who wait a few years, study finds Children who open social media accounts at the start of secondary school appear to perform worse in tests than those who delay, with researchers suspecting that the constant checking for updates is a major d

Adolescents who open social media accounts at an earlier age tend to perform worse on native-language and mathematics tests in subsequent years, as per an Italian study highlighting the negative impact of early use of these platforms.

A study of about 64,000 people found that lower sugar intake during pregnancy and early life was linked to up to 23% lower dementia risk decades later.