Nature Human Behaviour

Adolescent mental health, gender & social media

29 clusters · 86 sources · last updated 5 days ago

Latest: Digital wellness and the psychological impact of social media

Longitudinal research from Australia, South Korea, and the United States links digital habits to teenage mental health. In Australia, adolescents spending over two hours daily on social media face higher risks of depress

AI productivity, cognitive risks, and workforce anxiety

42 clusters · 181 sources · last updated 6 days ago

Latest: AI and Neurodiversity: Shifting Work Dynamics and Labor Risks

The integration of generative AI into professional workflows continues to drive productivity while introducing administrative complexities, legal risks, and concerns regarding human capability. While U.S. Census Bureau d

Health impacts of smoking and loneliness research

4 clusters · 11 sources · last updated 12 days ago

Latest: Loneliness recognized as a global public health priority

Medical research has highlighted the multifaceted health risks of smoking, encompassing both physical and psychosocial impacts. While smoking is linked to approximately 85% of lung cancer cases, research indicates that 5

Psychological effects of smiling on health

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated 15 days ago

Latest: Smiling may improve mood and physical health

Scientific research into the facial feedback hypothesis suggests that the physical act of smiling can influence emotional experiences and provide modest health benefits. Studies indicate that deliberately smiling can pro

Generative AI: Copyright, Economic, and Cognitive Impacts

21 clusters · 234 sources · last updated 16 days ago

Latest: Publishing industry responds to rising use of generative AI

Generative AI continues to disrupt creative and professional sectors, intensifying debates over copyright, artistic integrity, and human cognition. In the manga and digital art industries, controversies persist regarding

Genetics and family influence on teen screen time

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated about 1 month ago

Latest: Genetics and family factors may drive teen screen-depression link

Research involving nearly 22,000 Swedish twins suggests that the correlation between heavy screen use and mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, may be driven significantly by genetics and shared family en