In the Media

SMAHRT’s work has frequently been covered on both local and national news outlets. Below is a selection of news coverage about our team and our work.

Devdiscourse

University of Wisconsin study designs novel approach for better understanding teens and technology

27 WKOW

Digging Deeper: Is being constantly connected on social media affecting health of our youth?

NPR

More LOLs, Fewer Zzzs: Teens May Be Losing Sleep Over Social Media

NBC 15 Madison

New study looks at social media influence on marijuana use

New York Times

Should the Adults in Your Life Be Worried by How Much You Use Your Phone?

Geek Wire

Sex, drugs and Facebook: Seattle Children’s social media research team takes on teen health

Other news outlets

Medical Daily

Most teens have a healthy relationship with digital technology: Study

Contemporary Pediatrics

Suicidal thoughts plague cyberbullies as well as their targets

WBAY

UW-Health Kids offering free online tools for managing digital habits

Fox 23 News

AT&T, Pediatricians launch survey to decide if kids are ready for a cell phone

UW-Madison Department of Pediatrics News

Department of Pediatrics faculty members and local teens featured in ‘Asking for a friend’ series on YouTube

Megan Moreno will serve as co-medical director of new national center for social media and youth mental health

UW researchers receive grant to study effect of social media on adolescent health and development

A SMAHRT conversation with Megan Moreno, winner of the Norman J. Siegel Outstanding Science Award

UW study: Most teens actually have healthy relationship with digital technology

Despite state restrictions, recreational cannabis companies use marketing that appeals to adolescents