Social Media Addiction More Harmful than You Think

Social Media Addiction: More Harmful than You Think

 Teens who regularly use social media, when compared to those who don’t, are three times more likely to use alcohol, five times more likely to smoke, and two times more likely to smoke marijuana. When we look back at 2014, one of the emblematic songs will probably be “Selfie” an electronic house track which features…
Could internet addiction be causing depression

Could internet addiction be causing depression?

 Internet addiction is a growing concern across the globe, with addiction centres opening at a rapid pace to deal with this relatively new addiction. China already has several internet addiction centres aimed at youth who, in extreme cases, admitted to spending upwards of 60 hours a week in front of a monitor – wearing diapers…
Why is Internet Addiction Growing in Asia

Why is Internet Addiction Growing in Asia?

 Internet addiction is growing to be a public health concern in many Asian countries. Japan and South Korea are the most recent countries to create initiatives to treat this disease. This factsheet examines some of the latest research findings on internet addiction in Asia, including causes, effects and public health responses. In Asia, one of…
Using social networks during recovery

Using Social Networks During Recovery

 Who doesn’t know about social networks? There are over 100, but the most popular ones in the world would include Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace. Most likely if you do not have a Facebook profile, you know someone who does. Both Facebook and Twitter give its users the options to post updates on activities, thoughts, events,…