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"Doomscrolling can become a vicious cycle for your wellbeing, particularly if you already have a mental health condition." What are the impacts of doomscrolling?

"Doomscrolling," also known as "doomsurfing," refers to the practice of surfing or scrolling through bad news headlines on the internet, even if those stories create unpleasant or unhealthy feelings.

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