An international study involving the Caroline Medical School in Sweden showed that children who regularly use social media showed a declining trend in their attention over time, while other screen activities such as watching TV or playing computer games did not find similar associations. The results of the study have been published in the American journal “Open Science in Pediatrics”.

An international study involving the Caroline Medical School in Sweden showed that children who regularly use social media showed a declining trend in their attention over time, while other screen activities such as watching TV or playing computer games did not find similar associations. The results of the study have been published in the American journal “Open Science in Pediatrics”.