quality of life ↔ depressive symptoms

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The concepts are related as both are identified as negative outcomes associated with excessive screen time in youth [1], and they are studied together to understand their combined impact on patient well-being following breast cancer surgery [2], [3].

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The effects of screen time on children: The latest research parents ... health.choc.org Dr. Michelle Yang · CHOC 1 fact

claimExcessive screen time in preteens and teens is associated with higher anxiety, depression symptoms, lower quality of life, lower psychological well-being, lower school functioning, lower academic achievement, lower self-esteem, poor language achievement, and poor math achievement.