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August 16, 2025Frontiers in Health InformaticsOpen Access

A Study of Nomophobia and Its Relationship with Screen Time, Anxiety, and Depression Among Medical and Paramedical Students in Central India: A Facility-Based Observational Study

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AMArti MahtoRRRamghulam RazdanAGAditya Guru

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Overview

Observational study reveals high nomophobia rates and its significant connection with screen time and depression in medical and paramedical students.

Key Points

  • Nomophobia was observed in 96% of medical and paramedical students, highlighting its prevalence as a mental health issue.
  • Approximately 49.3% of students reported screen time exceeding 4 hours daily, correlating with higher levels of nomophobia and depression.
  • Cross-sectional analysis utilized the Nomophobia Questionnaire and depression/anxiety scales to assess students' mental health.
  • Findings may indicate the need for interventions addressing mental health issues linked to screen time and nomophobia.

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Mahto et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a366b20a429f797332cfffhttps://doi.org/10.63682/fhi2668
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