Americans are said to spend an average of 4 hours and 37 minutes every day on a phone, according to the Journal of Consumer ...

Thomas’ story is familiar to many people who find that on their way to recovery from one addiction, they fall into another ― ...

September is National Recovery Month. When these three words come to mind, they often elicit thoughts of individuals who are recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Dr. Cashuna (“Shun”) Huddleston, ...

Conversations around technology – and its potential harms – often focus on our youth. But what about the growing number of ...

The California Living Museum (CALM) is bringing back its Boo at the Zoo event for the 19th year, with festivities running ...

A person's reward system is most sensitive during adolescence, yet society is beginning to give young people unlimited access ...

The bright red lights shone onto the ground at pedestrian crossings around Hong Kong so that phone-absorbed zombies know the ...

Suicides: A leading cause of death Did you know that suicide is the second leading cause of death among children aged 10-14 ...

The next time you hand over your smartphone, consider the harmful effects it could have on your child. Dr Jonathan Haidt shares reasons why smartphone use among kids is a deeply concerning issue.

We all have insecure moments, but when feeling insecure is something you think about all the time, you need to take action.

California will make it illegal for social media platforms to knowingly provide addictive feeds to children without parental ...