Mental Daily

·1 year ago

Excessive preoccupation with editing selfies linked to low mood and body satisfaction

An excessive preoccupation with editing self-portraits on social media could have negative consequences for mood and body image among women, new research suggests. Read More

Cybernetics

·4 years ago

Instagram users are less interested in sharing political images

Instagram users interested in sharing anything, as long as it's not political. Read More

Cybernetics

·4 years ago

Researchers found a way to spot depression on Instagram

A team of researchers found a way to spot if you're depressed on Instagram. Read More

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