With teens, it doesn't help to just say no to screen time. Instead, experts suggest teaching them to be smarter viewers of ...

Limiting screen time and increasing physical activity can help protect teenagers' mental health and well-being.

A new study found 1 in 4 kids have their own phone by age 8. Four in 10 have their own tablet by age 2. Parents say they're struggling to keep up.

And if you're anything like the average American adult, you spend more than 7 hours a day staring at digital screens. So, what's all this screen time actually doing to your body and brain?

Spending more than three hours daily on video games or recreational screen activities raises the risk of anxiety and depression in teenagers, a new study finds.

The strain of remote learning has exacerbated parental worries over a core question: How much screen time is too much for small children? Some children with more than seven hours a day of screen time ...

They also shared information about how many hours a day they spent using devices like smartphones, tablets, computers, or gaming consoles. Overall, each extra hour of daily screen time was ...

“Several international, evidence-based recommendations suggest that the leisure screen time of children and adolescents ...

A new study is linking excessive screen time to increased manic symptoms in adolescents. Here's what you need to know.

coming in at more than an hour ahead of TikTok in average weekly screen time, the report says. Messages, meanwhile, engaged young people for three hours 48 minutes a week, down 17% compared to 2022.