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Smartphone screen time reduction improves mental health: a randomized controlled trial
Pieh, Humer, Hoenigl, Schwab, Mayerhofer, Dale, et al. · 2025 · BMC Medicine 23(1):107
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111 healthy students (baseline 276 min a day), non-blinded: three weeks limited to 2 h a day or less produced small-to-medium improvements in well-being, stress, sleep quality and depressive symptoms versus control. Screen time rebounded after the intervention, approaching baseline by the six-week follow-up.
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