Jim Liebelt

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According to a new survey, seven in 10 American parents are worried their children are turning into internet “zombies.”

A two-year research review of sleep studies during the pandemic shows that children and those who contracted COVID-19 took the biggest hit in their...

Amid growing concerns for children's mental health during the pandemic era, more than a quarter of parents say their adolescent-aged child has seen...

Mobile phones have become a necessity in the lives of many people, but the addicting devices are also causing lapses in social etiquette, namely...

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television, and movies.

For adolescents, the loneliness accompanied by pandemic-related school closures and the like has led to an increase in mental health issues like...

Taken correctly, prescription drugs used to treat ADHD can help teens and young adults navigate their condition, but a new study finds many are...

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an undeniable surge in screen time and digital device use among children and adolescents all over the world, and...

New research from the University of South Australia shows that reading aloud can triple a child's resilience at school, particularly for children...

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television, and movies.

Kids who've suffered a concussion are at heightened risk of mental health issues in the aftermath, a large new study suggests.

New research from the University of Saskatchewan suggests that playing video games could have a surprising benefit – improving reading skills.

A new study demonstrates that a long-term association exists between an adolescent's psychological well-being and their risk of cardiovascular...

A new study reveals that the number of vegetables a person eats each day has little to no impact on their risk for cardiovascular disease.

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television, and movies.

According to a new study, most children under the age of 5 are spending an unhealthy amount of time on smartphones or in front of the television.

For reasons that remain murky, new research warns that a spike in social media use during the pandemic might have worsened tic disorders in...