Dr. Michael Rich is mentioned discussing the link between introduction of new media and behavioral pathologies.
Read the full article at The Jamaica Gleaner.On YouTube, sexualized ‘Frozen’ and Nickelodeon cartoons aren’t barred from kids
Dr. Michael Rich explains how adult content can disturb children.
Read the full article at USA Today.Facebook launches parent-controlled Messenger app for kids
CMCH Content Strategist Kristelle Lavallee describes how Facebook’s new app is better for children.
Read the full article at Washington Post.What makes YouTube’s surreal kids’ videos so creepy?
Dr. Michael Rich adds insights on how children may be affected by bizarre video content.
Read the full article at The Verge.On YouTube Kids, Startling Videos Slip Past Filters
Dr. Michael Rich adds to the discussion of how inappropriate media affects children.
Read the full article at New York Times.“Adolescents and young people need to be recognized as equal stakeholders in policymaking”
The Mediatrician speaks at the World Congress on Adolescent Health.
Read the full article at Outlook India.Everyday Sexism: Even Emojis Force Stilettos on Women
The Mediatrician discusses the effect of emojis on our society.
Read the full article at Newsweek.No, Smartphones Are Not Destroying a Generation
CMCH’s Kristelle Lavallee weighs in on the benefits of social media use among youth.
Read the full article at Medium.The Algorithm That Makes Preschoolers Obsessed With YouTube
Dr. Michael Rich weighs in on YouTube and young children.
Read the full article at The Atlantic.Electronics: When is too much, too much?
David Bickham, PhD, weighs in on young children and their media use.
Read the full article at News and Tribune Southern Indiana.