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For many people, smartphones feel like a second limb, and scrolling has become second nature. Flipping through funny tweets or skimming headlines may seem harmless, but the impact depends on what ...

A neuroscientist has revealed a damaging habit many social media users unknowingly develop whilst 'doom scrolling' on their devices - and warned why it could be causing more harm than they think.

You grab your phone, thinking it’ll just be for a minute. But that minute quickly turns into an hour of scrolling through headlines, TikToks, and Instagram reels. Before you know it, you feel drained, ...

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