HomeHealth NewsA 1-week social media break could boost your mental health Health News A 1-week social media break could boost your mental health December 29, 2025 0 4 - Advertisement - Research shows that a reduction in social media use can improve mental health. Image Credit: Olga Pankova/Getty Images Cutting back on social media for a week resulted in less anxiety, depression, and insomnia for participants in a new study. Extensive social media engagement is viewed as potentially damaging to mental health, although its… Click here to view the original article. Tagsmedicalnewstoday.com - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleMia O’Brien’s mother reveals major update in her daughter’s case after the British student was jailed in Dubai for drugsNext articleASX down as tech and energy stocks tumble RELATED ARTICLES Health News Dozens of genes tied to OCD and tic disorders discovered Australian Online News - September 1, 2026 Health News BMI vs. waist size: Study finds belly fat matters more than weight for death risk Australian Online News - September 1, 2026 Health News Digital strategy helps patients with heart failure to receive proven medication Australian Online News - September 1, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Baylis Street business fire prompts police investigation August 27, 2026 King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark send poignant letter of support their close friend, the new King Haakon VIII of Norway August 28, 2026 Large amount of dead penguins found, but cause of death remains unclear August 28, 2026 The 2 top yielding ASX 200 bank stocks revealed (Hint: Not CBA shares) August 31, 2026 Load more