Susan Carnell, PhD explains social media addiction symptoms, but not time on social media, were cross-sectionally and prospectively associated with binge eating.
Susan Carnell, PhD: Social media use and binge eating
Results from a recent study revealed that compulsive and addictive elements can contribute to the risk of disordered eating. Study investigator Susan Carnell, PhD, explains these findings.
Susan Carnell, PhD, highlights the nuanced relationship between social media use and binge eating in adolescents, noting the importance of addressing addictive behaviors and seeking support when needed.
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