Smartphone use is a big part of our lives, and the pandemic has magnified that, particularly for teens and adolescents. What effect could all that screen time have on these younger, still developing brains? Dr. Jayesh Kamath from UConn Health's mood and anxiety disorders program joins Carolyn and Chris to discuss his research in the area, including how some preliminary findings could help inform the evolution of the approach treating anxiety and depression.
(Dr. Jayesh Kamath, Carolyn Pennington, Chris DeFrancesco, May 2021)
https://health.uconn.edu/psychiatry/mood-and-anxiety-clinic/
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