Teenagers are spending increasing amounts of time online, with U.S. teens averaging 4.8 hours daily on social media alone. New research shows this excessive internet use is causing significant changes in adolescent brain function linked to addiction and other behavioral issues.
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Today, we are covering how excessive Internet use affects key parts of the brain, a new compound could kill flesh-eating bacteria, preteen suicide rates increase, and more.
Enjoy. | | | Top Stories | | | Excessive Internet Use Disrupts Key Parts of the Teenage Brain | Teenagers are spending increasing amounts of time online, with U.S. teens averaging 4.8 hours daily on social media alone. New research shows this excessive internet use is causing significant changes in adolescent brain function linked to addiction and other behavioral issues. | | | | What's Happening | | | | | | | DAILY WISDOM
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