Children Living Online: Experts Warn of New Addiction Epidemic

Experts are sounding the alarm over a growing epidemic of internet addiction among Czech children, who are spending an unprecedented amount of time online. The pervasive digital engagement raises concerns about the long-term psychological and social effects on young people.

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