Over the past three decades, adolescent health has followed contrasting trends: while mortality rates are falling and smoking is declining, physical fitness is deteriorating...

In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Kairn 71, an organization specializing in addiction treatment, offers an intervention—adapted from a proven German program—for young people showing signs of...

In Finland, the Mental Health Hand helps young people assess the impact of screen time on their daily lives. This simple, visual tool encourages them to reflect, finger by finger, on the...

Since 2018, the City of Bordeaux has been implementing a unique prevention initiative: “Growing Up Healthy with Screens.” The program supports several initiatives: training for...

The “10 Days Without Screens” challenge offers young people a collective and educational break. This program, launched in 2018, takes place largely in schools. It has produced...

To combat digital addiction among young people, the Bundesinstitut für Öffentliche Gesundheit (BIOG) has launched the “Pilotes du Net” project. As part of its national “Aller sur...

Banning cell phones at school isn’t enough. To protect the five million middle and high school students from the pitfalls of the digital world, media and information literacy is...

The use of digital devices, which are ubiquitous in households, poses a daily challenge for parents. In fact, according to the 2026 Family Barometer published by the National Union of...

The French Association of Ambulatory Pediatrics is relying on early childhood professionals to raise awareness among parents of young children about the pervasive role of screens. Since...

The Family and Parenting Support Program (PSFP) has gradually incorporated the issue of screen time by adapting an approach that was initially focused on preventing addictive behaviors....