A new study flips the typical approach in research about youth and social media by first listening to teens about the pressures they face.

Social media platforms aren’t doing enough to stop harmful artificial intelligence bots, according to researchers.

People on social media are more likely to interact with content that challenges their views than content that aligns with their own beliefs.

While there's concern about teens using social media, new research finds that teens using Instagram mostly feel bored.

Can you find reliable health information in TikTok videos? A new study advises caution.

An analysis of videos on TikTok about vasectomy found low medical accuracy, with an average score of 0.19 out of 5.

Young people often use social media to seek support from their friends but don't always get helpful answers. AI technology could help.

"This study provides a new tool to describe and understand public mental health in a way that was unimaginable just five years ago."

The more time you spend on image-led social media, the more likely you are to want to alter your appearance, researchers find.

An expert explains how TikTok recommends videos, the impact that has on users, and how to possibly mitigate unwanted effects.