Is junk news a health hazard? ...Middle East

According to my tracker app, I used to check news on my phone, on average, once every 20 minutes. I’m certainly not exceptional. A survey by the American Psychological Association showed that one in 10 adults browses online news at least once an hour (and that was before the pandemic). A lot has been written about the mental health consequences of news addiction, and in particular of reading reports that are negatively skewed. Yet there is another important issue here that is almost never discussed: Just like junk food, gloomy “junk” news can bad for our health.

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