Posting on social media overnight linked to poor mental wellbeing -...

A new study reveals that individuals who post on social media overnight are more prone to experiencing symptoms of depression (mood) and anxiety, highlighting a concerning link between late-night social media use and mental wellbeing.

• Researchers found that users who post on social media, particularly at night, report higher levels of depression (mood) and anxiety than those who do not engage during these hours.
• The study emphasizes that overnight social media activity, including platforms like Twitter, is associated with deteriorating mental health among young adults.
• Experts noted that while previous studies have focused on social medias impact on mental wellbeing, this research uniquely highlights the time of posting as a crucial factor.