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Media's 10 AM Hour: Impact on Public Health Anxiety and Mental Wellness

Heriberto N. Saurí
Media's 10 AM Hour: Impact on Public Health Anxiety and Mental Wellness
AnxietyDepressionGeneralized Anxiety Disorder
Summary

A concerning trend has emerged in Puerto Rico's media landscape, where the 10 AM time slot has become a source of daily distress rather than informed discussion. Mental health experts warn that constant exposure to sensationalized news without proper context can exacerbate anxiety and stress disorders among viewers. This phenomenon highlights the importance of media literacy and responsible journalism in protecting public mental health. Healthcare professionals recommend audiences limit exposure to anxiety-inducing content and seek credible health information from trusted medical sources.

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