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'Popcorn brain' explained as study shows scrolling social media could be severely impacting our mind

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Published 14:06 30 Nov 2025 GMT

'Popcorn brain' explained as study shows scrolling social media could be severely impacting our mind

Many of us are aware that spending too much time online has a negative impact on our minds, but have you heard of popcorn brain?

Lucy Devine

Lucy Devine

Featured Image Credit: Getty Images/Roxana Wegner

Topics: Technology, Science, Mental Health, Health, Social Media

Lucy Devine
Lucy Devine

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