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flag A study finds a two-week smartphone internet break improved mental health for 91% of participants.

flag A study by researchers from the University of Texas at Austin found that a two-week break from internet access on smartphones improved mental health, subjective well-being, and attention span in 91% of 467 participants aged 18 to 74. flag Participants reported better mental health, mood, and spent more time on activities like socializing and hobbies, leading to improved overall well-being. flag The study suggests that reducing smartphone use can have significant mental health benefits.

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