Publications by authors named "Ghassen Amri"
Article Synopsis
- - This study investigated the prevalence of social media addiction among college students in Tunisia, highlighting its potential negative impacts on health, particularly anxiety and depression.
- - A survey of 115 students revealed that 31.3% showed problematic social media use, with significant correlations between addiction scores, anxiety, and loneliness levels.
- - Key findings indicated that single students and smokers had higher addiction scores, with most students using social networks daily upon waking and before sleeping.
Introduction: Telemedicine has become a fundamental pillar of the evolution of healthcare worldwide. In Tunisia, the challenges of the health system, amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, have highlighted the urgency to adopt innovative solutions. In this regard, the publication of Presidential Decree No.
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