The study was conducted on a group of nearly 200 young adults over a span of 10 years.
The survey data of an estimated 100,000 participants over the age of 50 from more than a dozen nations were analyzed.
The study appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Addictive Behaviors.
The research was published in the journal Progress in Neurobiology,
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A new study finds that smartphone use can be similar to other types of substance use.
Smartphone addiction may not have a long-term negative effect on self-control in teenagers, the study suggests.
Some in the media would scare you away. The research suggests something else.
The evidence is mounting that psychedelics hold promise in enhancing our current understandings of mental health problems.