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1. Guidelines for prevention and treatment of internet addiction in adolescents during home quarantine for the COVID-19 pandemic

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Shiqiu Meng, Ping Dong, Yaqi Sun, Yangyang Li, Xiangwen Chang, Guangqiang Sun, Xijuan Zheng, Yankun Sun, Yan Sun, Kai Yuan, Hongqiang Sun, Yumei Wang, Min Zhao, Ran Tao, Coreen Domingo, Yanping Bao, Thomas R Kosten, Lin Lu, and Jie Shi

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adolescents, cognitive behavioral therapies, covid-19, internet addiction, prevention, treatment, Diseases of the circulatory (Cardiovascular) system, RC666-701
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic threatens physical and mental health of adolescents worldwide and has caused increased risks of dependence and addiction on Internet use during home quarantine. Internet addiction has become an important issue in mental healthcare and its prevention and treatment is of great significance for the development of adolescents. We have gathered leading experts in China and developed this guideline to provide references and suggestions to prevent and treat Internet addiction in adolescents during home quarantine and help them get through the pandemic.

Published
2020
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2. Guidelines for prevention and treatment of internet addiction in adolescents during home quarantine for the COVID-19 pandemic

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Yan Sun, Ran Tao, Ping Dong, Thomas R. Kosten, Yangyang Li, Hongqiang Sun, Guangqiang Sun, Yaqi Sun, Shi-Qiu Meng, Jie Shi, Yanping Bao, Coreen B. Domingo, Min Zhao, Xijuan Zheng, Kai Yuan, Xiangwen Chang, Lin Lu, Yankun Sun, and Yu-Mei Wang

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medicine.medical_specialty, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), media_common.quotation_subject, law.invention, Mental healthcare, prevention, law, Pandemic, Quarantine, mental disorders, medicine, Diseases of the circulatory (Cardiovascular) system, adolescents, media_common, treatment, business.industry, Addiction, Guideline, Mental health, internet addiction, covid-19, Family medicine, RC666-701, The Internet, business, Psychology, cognitive behavioral therapies
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic threatens physical and mental health of adolescents worldwide and has caused increased risks of dependence and addiction on Internet use during home quarantine. Internet addiction has become an important issue in mental healthcare and its prevention and treatment is of great significance for the development of adolescents. We have gathered leading experts in China and developed this guideline to provide references and suggestions to prevent and treat Internet addiction in adolescents during home quarantine and help them get through the pandemic.

Published
2020

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