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Doomscrolling Explained: Your Brain’s Threat Detector on Overdrive

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Prolonged doomscrolling triggers your brain’s threat detector, fueling anxiety and stress, but understanding how to break free can help restore calm.

Curious Minds Team
February 6, 2026

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Psychology & Behavior

Doomscrolling Explained: Your Brain’s Threat Detector on Overdrive

Prolonged doomscrolling triggers your brain’s threat detector, fueling anxiety and…

Curious Minds Team
February 6, 2026

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