Doom scrolling, the act of continually scrolling through and reading depressing or worrying content on a social media or news site, especially on a phone, has become a pattern students say they are ...

Learn how financial doomscrolling fuels anxiety, triggers impulse spending, derails saving goals and quietly undermines smart money decisions.

Doom scrolling triggers stress responses, emotional numbness, and burnout by constant exposure to negative content. Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses the implications of doom ...

Now think about the last time you actually watched something, not just had it on in the background, but picked a show, maybe one that had been sitting in your Netflix watchlist for weeks, and ...

The Oxford Dictionary's Word of the Year is “brain rot.” Their website defines this as the “supposed deterioration of a person’s mental or intellectual state, primarily viewed as a result of ...

Have you been "doom scrolling" lately? Or is it the first time you heard about it? It turns out it's something we've all probably been doing lately. Doom scrolling, aka zombie scrolling, is a ...

Browsing social media or “doomscrolling” has ranked as Britons' least enjoyable pastime, despite it being the one people engage in most often, a new study has claimed. After surveying more than 2,000 ...

Americans are reading less, sleeping less and partying less. We have fewer marriages, fewer children and fewer friends than we used to. Our children are doing worse in school. These are complicated ...

A "whole society" approach is needed to stop children doom-scrolling beyond the classroom with most schools already banning mobile phones, research has found. Data from the children's commissioner for ...