Social Media Literacy Still Lacking – Could That Change?
Few would hand their teenage child the car keys without guidance, but today's youth are often allowed to use the platforms ...
When The Truth No Longer Matters: How Social Media’s Engagement Obsession Is Killing Democracy
Sensationalism, controversy, and misinformation outperform factual reporting, eroding trust in journalism and deepening ...
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‘Social media can be a powerful tool when used responsibly’
Student editor Graham Gibson outlines the benefits and potential pitfalls of using social media as a student nurse.
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Groundbreaking study reveals the impact of social media likes on mental health
Growing up in today’s world means navigating a reality deeply intertwined with social media. For many young people aged 15 to ...
How educators and content creators are teaching Black history on social media
Educators and content creators are keeping Black history alive on TikTok during Black History Month and beyond.
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How to feel safe while using social media rather than quitting outright – new study explains
Researchers have identified a growing social media phenomenon known as digital cocooning – a way to feel safe online by only ...
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New study reveals that 'fitness inspiration' on social media may be harmful
A recent German study has cast doubt on the effectiveness of exercise trends promoted on social media. While these practices ...
AI-generated content raises risks of more bank runs, UK study shows
Fake news generated by artificial intelligence and spread on social media is heightening the risks of bank runs, according to ...
The big thing missing in stories about teens and social media
Social media is bad for teens, right? That's a lot of what we hear. But a recent study examined voices missing from the ...
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Study investigates how social media use impacts loneliness over time
In an age where social media promises to connect us, a new Baylor University study reveals a sobering paradox – the more time we spend interacting online, the lonelier we may feel.