When teens turn to social media to reduce their stress, they may find themselves bombarded with negative content. This ...

5 reasons why social media and doomscrolling are so addictive – and how to combat this - Here are some psychological reasons ...

If you’ve ever caught yourself promising ‘just five more minutes’ on your phone, only to find an hour vanishing into the black hole of scrolling, you’re not alone. All of us are stuck in this. That ...

Although it can be challenging to stop doomscrolling, I hope these tips can help in some way; they have definitely guided me ...

Doomscrolling is on the rise and as Hollywood actor and Golden Globe winner Andrew Garfield points out, it’s not just a ...

Even if you haven’t heard the term “doomscrolling” before, I’d bet you’ve participated in it. The glare from your phone lights your face with its eerie glow, your thumb seems to have a mind of its own ...

You open your phone to check the time or a quick message. The next thing you know, an hour has passed and you’ve scrolled through endless celebrity drama, cat videos, awful news stories, influencer ...

Doomscrolling was ruining my life. Since the pandemic, I spent much of my free time scrolling online. And the more stressful the news was, the more addicted I got. In August 2025, I noticed I was ...

The act of scrolling is generally associated these days with the concept of doomscrolling: the hollow-eyed, passive trawl through a constant barrage of content that serves to reinforce the fact that ...

"Synthetic Sirens" asks the question "what happens to us as humans—our shared humanity—living in algorithmic societies?" We’ve all been there, scrolling on your phone, checking messages and liking ...