February 21, 2025 - 19:03
A recent study highlights a concerning trend among adolescents who engage in more than three hours of sedentary activities daily, such as playing video games, leisurely reading, or being preoccupied with screens. This research, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, suggests that these behaviors may significantly elevate the risk of psychological distress in young individuals.
The findings indicate that prolonged screen time can lead to various mental health challenges, including anxiety and depression. As adolescents increasingly turn to digital platforms for entertainment and social interaction, the implications of excessive screen use are becoming more apparent. Experts urge parents and guardians to monitor and limit screen time, encouraging more active and social pursuits that foster healthier lifestyles.
This study serves as a critical reminder of the need for balance in adolescents' daily activities, emphasizing the importance of physical engagement and face-to-face interactions for mental well-being.
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