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Sabrina Alili

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By 2026, US adults will spend even less time watching TV

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By Sabrina Alili Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
Traditional television is continuing to lose ground in the United States. According to the latest projections, by 2026, American adults will devote only 39% of their daily screen time to linear television. This decline confirms the profound shift in usage, driven by streaming, mobility and people's changing relationship with screens. For decades, traditional television has set the pace for North American evenings. Today, it is slowly slipping into the background.
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Social media is a mental heath resource for one in three US teens

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By Sabrina Alili Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
From Instagram to TikTok to YouTube, social networks are no longer just for posting selfies or dance videos. For more than a third of American teenagers, they've also become the place to find information about mental health, according to a study by the Pew Research Center. For many teenagers, social networks are no longer just a place for entertainment: they also serve as a psychological refuge.
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Too much screen time linked to manic symptoms in US preteens

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By Sabrina Alili Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
A recent study of preteens in the USA has found a significant link between excessive screen time and the onset of manic symptoms. Unsurprisingly, social media, video games and texting were singled out in particular. Too much screen time can be bad for health. While video games can improve certain cognitive abilities, or even help reduce stress, excessive use could promote manic symptoms in younger children.
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