New research reveals a surprisingly simple way to improve mental health and focus: turn off your phone’s internet.

Spending hours each day connected to the internet through our smartphones has become the norm for many. However, new research indicates that taking a break from this constant online access can lead to ...

With access to internet cut off, screen time came crashing down, leading to better mental health, improved sleep, and positive behavioral changes in users.

New research by Adrian Ward, associate professor of marketing at Texas McCombs, validates the growing concerns about the ipsychological effects of cell phone use . In a controlled experiment, he found ...

Colleen McClain, Olivia Sidoti and Monica Anderson contributed to this chapter. For many Americans, life in the early days of ...

The Trump administration has made strong efforts to dismantle science agencies and the data and websites used to communicate ...

When your home internet connection goes out, it's most commonly due to a hiccup with your modem and/or router. The solution ...

A new survey and report from the Made of Millions Foundation, a nonprofit mental health advocacy organization, found that ...

A study finds that gen AI tools may be "encouraging over-reliance on AI, with confidence in the tool often diminishing ...

Pennington Biomedical Research Center researchers have recently published a piece in the Journal of Medical Internet Research ...

Parents rely on online info about screen time, but a new study shows how media coverage amplifies some research while leaving ...

Deep Research is an AGI product for certain narrow domains; it’s ability to find anything on the Internet will make secret knowledge all the more valuable.