Health"Brief contact with nature can provide significant mental health benefits", researchers say.
Health"Brief contact with nature can provide significant mental health benefits", researchers say.
SwedenAt the same time, many testify that they don't know where to turn when their child needs help.
Sweden"People say it's their best friend and best advisor".
Tech"Companies don't care if you develop a distorted self-image", says psychiatrist Anders Hansen.
CultureThe dopamine-fueled show "Cocomelon" is making toddlers highly addicted – parents warn of its effects.
SwedenMost children in Sweden suffer from climate-related anxiety, which psychologists describe as “a reasonable and adequate reaction".
HealthThey are happier, sleep better and have more energy, according to Swedish study.
TechExpected to be presented in parliament next week.
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ScienceUS researchers are urging greater caution when prescribing these drugs.
TechSocial media apps are responsible for turning "happy kids into depressed teens" according to New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Norway- I was surprised that it was so bad, says Adrian Lorentsson, head of the Norwegian youth mental health organization Mental Helse Ungdom.
SwedenHigh school students in Borås will be allowed to start at nine o'clock during the fall semester.
ScienceThe risk of psychosis in adulthood was 117% higher in children who experienced loneliness in childhood.
NorwayImmigrant women from EU countries, Eastern Europe, and East and Southeast Asia are the least likely to seek psychiatric help.
HealthThe period also saw an increase in the number of children diagnosed with bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, research shows.
Sweden37% of the girls often feel sad or depressed - compared to 13% of the boys.
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
SwedenMany of the conversations were about gang crime and how the children were worried about their own lives or the safety of their family members.
DenmarkSignificant increase over the last two years.
HealthChildren who have endured the coronavirus restrictions are at an increased risk for emotional and behavioral problems, according to a new study at Oxford University.
NorwayDiagnosed among young women doubled.
Science"When people reduce their social media use, their lives can improve in many ways", says psychology professor Phil Reed.
EconomyLeads to sleep problems, mental illness and deteriorating family relations.
The Nordics46% of respondents believe that a lack of work-life balance is the main source of stress.
World"may be a result of continued pandemic-related stresses", according to researchers.
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