... A Chinese study to measure?
The compulsive use of internet is now recognized as a form of addiction that can cause damage to health, especially in young people.
Australian-Chinese study shows the correlation between pathological Internet use and increased risk of developing depression in adolescents. The researchers esaminato più di 1000 studenti dell’età media di 15 anni sottoponendoli ai test all’inizio dello studio e dopo un periodo di osservazione di 9 mesi , mettendo in relazione la quantità di tempo che passavano su internet. I ragazzi con tendenza all’abuso di internet avevano un rischio due volte e mezzo superiore di sviluppare la depressione rispetto ai loro compagni che utilizzavano la rete in maniera non compulsiva.
Gli autori della ricerca propongono uno screening di tutti gli studenti delle scuole superiori ai fini di prevenire e curare i casi ritenuti “a rischio”, affermando che “i problemi di salute mentale fra gli adolescenti comportano un significativo costo personale ma anche alla comunità”.
It 's a serious news, in line with other research about the serious dangers of the misuse of new technologies and touches a very important issue: the health of young people.
The detail that struck me is that the research was conducted in collaboration with the Chinese SunYat-Sen University in Guangzhou.
Nobody in the West understood that the efforts of Chinese authorities to prevent a free circulation on the network, attempts to obscure Google, censorship measures were part of a campaign to prevent and protect the public health of Chinese citizens?!
And what is the most effective way to control the spread of the epidemic, if a screening of those at risk? We are always
us, Westerners, and prevented Malpensante!
Read the news published in The Sciences
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