D aily use of the internet generates the same feeling of well-being as taking a walk in the park. So say Andrew Przybylski, a professor at the University of Oxford, and Matti Vuorre, from the ...

"Being an active internet user was associated with 0.03 to 0.08 unit increases in life satisfaction, positive experiences, social well-being and physical well-being, and with a 0.04 unit decrease ...

People who used the internet reported higher scores for outcomes like community well-being and life satisfaction. The Internet Might Actually Be Good for Us After All - CNET X ...

The internet is ruining our lives, right? Not necessarily, according to a new study. “Nearly everyone seems to think that internet-powered technologies are driving an epidemic of ill-being and ...

New research finds that being on the Internet is associated with greater well-being. That's especially true if we're thoughtful about when and how we interact online.

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This research was published in PNAS Nexus on February 18, 2025, titled “Blocking mobile internet on smartphones improves ...

Blocking mobile internet on mobile devices for 2 weeks improved subjective well-being, as well as mental health and the ability to sustain attention, according to study results.Of note, study ...

Spurred by increasing concerns about youth well-being and social media use, a new report from the Biden-Harris Administration’s Kids Online Health and Safety Task Force offers recommendations and best ...

New research reveals a simple way to improve your health and well-being on vacation — and an annoying habit to avoid. 3 It’s important to maximize the time you have off work.