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The central argument is supported by emerging research: a 2026 systematic review found associations between doomscrolling and poorer psychological well-being, while emphasizing that the evidence does not establish causation. Research published in Nature Human Behaviour also identifies the potential for social media to support community connection, collective problem-solving, and philanthropy.
The central argument is supported by emerging research: a 2026 systematic review found associations between doomscrolling and poorer psychological well-being, while emphasizing that the evidence does not establish causation. Research published in Nature Human Behaviour also identifies the potential for social media to support community connection, collective problem-solving, and philanthropy.
