If you frequently find yourself spending an endless amount of hours scrolling through horrible news stories and negative content, you’re not alone. This is what experts call “doomscrolling,” and in ...

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"Hi, are you doomscrolling? Our bodies were not designed to be anxious and stressed for this long." Back in the very anxious year of 2021, a friendly little bot on Twitter — the Doomscrolling Reminder ...

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Doomscrolling—compulsively consuming negative online news—can trap people in a cycle of anxiety and stress, according to a ...

The concept of doomscrolling arose during the COVID-19 pandemic, as everyone was stuck in their homes with not much to do but scroll through social media and check for updates on the pandemic.

Margaret Thatcher, who was known for sleeping only four hours a night, is often credited with saying “Sleep is for wimps!” But sleep is actually work. Putting down the phone, setting aside personal or ...

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