The internet and mobile phones may not have a have a “blanket negative effect” on mental health, a new study has found. Researchers from the University of Oxford used data from two million people aged ...

NET MORE OFTEN? A NEW STUDY SHOWS THAT USING THE INTERNET ON THE COMPUTER OR EVEN ON YOUR CELL PHONE FOR JUST MINUTES EVERY DAY CAN LEAD TO LIFE SAVING REWARDS AND HUGE HEALTH BENEFITS LATER IN LIFE.

More parents are concerned about internet addiction by their adolescent children than substance addiction, according to the results of a survey published in JAMA Network Open on Oct. 26. Parents of ...

A study of the psychological well-being of two million individuals from 2005 to 2022 in 168 countries released Tuesday by the Oxford Internet Institute found “smaller and less consistent associations ...

The Internet may be a global phenomenon, but its often-claimed global nature is tempered by the "digital divide"—digital participation still heavily depends on economic conditions. CISPA researcher ...

In one of the largest studies ever on mental health and internet use, the Oxford Internet Institute has declared that there is no “smoking gun” linking the internet with psychological harm. Professors ...

The study "Understanding the Web browser threat: Examination of vulnerable online Web browser populations and the "insecurity iceberg," was a collaborative effort conducted by researchers at The Swiss ...

GOING FORWARD. FIVE ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH IS STARTLING EFFECTS OF INTERNET ADDICTION. THERE’S A NEW STUDY THAT FINDS TEENAGERS ARE AT THE HIGHEST RISK HERE TO TALK ABOUT. THIS IS DOCTOR KHATIJAH ...

The travel destinations with the fastest Internet speeds are in the Middle East, a new study comparing connectivity speeds finds. Internet connectivity and speed weigh heavily on many travelers’ minds ...