Mental health warning issued over scrolling negative content online & joining social media row

Mental health warning issued over scrolling negative content online & joining social media row

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DOOM-scrolling and joining arguments on social media trap us in a cycle of bad mental health, scientists warn.

They found that reading negative content online makes us unhappy — but we cannot resist looking at more when we feel down.

Mental health issues are surging, with 3.8million people seeking NHS help last year compared to 2.7million in 2019.

A study by University College London says that the internet is adding to people’s woes and a digital detox could help.

A survey of 1,100 web users…

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