The effects of extended video gaming on people’s health have long been a concern raised by medical experts, but until recently, not addressed. But with WHO’s recent inclusion of gaming addiction as a recognised mental disorder, we're exposing problems symptomatic of constant digital exposure.

Children nowadays grow up watching digital content in tandem with traditional TV, with 55% of kids in Australia saying they watch videos on YouTube. Catering to their love of peer-produced media, the TotallyAwesome Squad is teaching Gen Zers how to become YouTube influencers.

Netflix originalTo The Bonehas sparked controversy over its depiction of anorexia, with critics arguing that it glamorises the condition. Yet with under-25s 50% more likely than other age groups to suffer from eating disorders, could this gritty take help them address serious health concerns?

For generations, people have sought to improve themselves by seeking guidance from friends, family, support groups, and books. But in the digital era, many teenagers are turning to Instagram for self-help advice. How are they harnessing this platform to find solutions for everyday problems?