The guidelines for the European Digital Services Act (DSA) lay the groundwork for enhanced protection of minors. Other measures, such as setting recommendation algorithms by default to...

We cannot leave children and adolescents without safeguards when it comes to screen time. Clear public policies are needed to regulate their use. The challenge is to shift from a mindset...

A review of 15 studies exploring young people’s daily experiences reveals their views on the impact of screen time on their health. The various reasons for screen use that they describe...

The first transparency report from the e-Enfance / 3018 association—designated as a trusted flagging entity under the European Digital Services Act (DSA)—paints a troubling picture:...

A study conducted by the French National Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) sheds light on the impact of social media on the health of 11- to...

Studies focusing on screen use among children in the Elfe cohort provide an accurate picture of the amount of time children aged 0–6 spend on screens: nearly 1 hour per day at age 2 and...

From the very first months of life, screens intrude on families’ daily lives, disrupting essential interactions between parents and children. In a 2023 survey, more than half of mothers...

Launched in January 2024, a multidisciplinary commission of experts studied the impact of screen time on the lives of children and adolescents. After three months of hearings, during...

Viewed from a public health perspective, digital technology use and its effects on health cannot be reduced to individual or family issues. Rather, they are part of dynamics involving a...

A literature review on the health needs of people with intellectual disabilities was conducted by Santé publique France as part of a partnership initiated in 2008 with the National...