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“Endless scroll” warning: Shocking study reveals what short videos are doing to young brains

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“Endless scroll” warning: Shocking study reveals what short videos are doing to young brains
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A comprehensive study published in European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry examines the neurocognitive and emotional impacts of short-video platforms on young people. The research highlights that intensive, unstructured usage patterns are linked to negative outcomes for adolescents.

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Understanding the impact of algorithmic design on youth mental health is critical for developing digital safety guidelines and healthier technology usage habits.

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In contrast to classical digital media, short-video platforms are characterised by rapidly changing content, highly personalised recommendations, and an algorithmic design aimed at maximising user engagement.

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