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"We cannot conclude that social media causes mental health problems, but we do think that less time on social media may be better for teens' health."

Machine learning checked Twitter to find out how much exercise Americans are getting and which workouts are most popular in different regions.

New findings challenge the idea that social media is contributing to a mental health crisis in the United States.

When discussing mass shootings on Twitter, Republicans tend to talk about the shooter while Democrats focus on the victim. Here's why that matters.

A new study of 532 million tweets suggests a link between hate speech on Twitter and hate crimes offline.

The words and phrases in our Facebook posts can indicate diseases and condition about as well as demographic information, research finds.

"Historically, genetic studies were largely made up of people who lived near university medical centers." Genes for Good allows others to participate.

Facebook isn't always the go-to coping strategy of lonely teens, research in France shows.

Here's how to recognize legitimate diet and nutrition advice among all the scams.