Gabriel Zamora, MD
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@ucsandiego Psychiatry PGY-1 | @ucsfmedicine alum #ScreenTime #AdolescentMentalHealth Research
Joined December 2022
📢 New @UCSFChildrens study in @ActaPaediatrica! #Cyberbullying victimization associated with greater #manic symptoms in #adolescents ✍️ @gabezmd, Jennifer Wong, @AbubakrShoaibi, @kyletganson, @testaalex, @Jinbo_He_, @DrJasonLavender, @FionaCBaker1 🔗 https://t.co/GZFgzPE1bD
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📣 New @UCSFChildrens study in @sppejournal! 📱 Greater #ScreenTime linked to higher #manic symptoms 2 years later ✍️ @gabezmd, @AbubakrShoaibi, @DrJasonLavender, @kyletganson, @testaalex, @Jinbo_He_, @FionaCBaker1 🔗 https://t.co/ivB8Mk0fs0
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Did you know that #ScreenTime in preteens is prospectively associated with #MentalHealth in adolescence? That's according to a study published in @PubHealth_BMC by @jasonmnagata of @UCSF & colleagues. Learn more here: https://t.co/w2sp4NejG8
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New @UCSFChildrens study! Perceived #discrimination associated with greater #manic symptoms 1-2 years later ✒️ Jennifer Wong, @gabezmd, @AbubakrShoaibi, Patrick Low, @kyletganson, @testaalex, @Jinbo_He_, @DrJasonLavender, @FionaCBaker1 🔗 https://t.co/cWNn7LcIHZ
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New @UCSFChildrens study in @BioMedCentral #PublicHealth Greater #ScreenTime associated with a range of #MentalHealth (#depression, #ADHD) symptoms in #adolescents ✒️ w/ @AbubakrShoaibi, Alicia Leong, @Gabezmd, @testaalex, @kyletganson, @FionaCBaker1 🔗 https://t.co/SNLhitCVYq
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📢 New @UCSFChildrens study! 📱 #SocialMedia associated with future #alcohol sipping, through problematic use ✍️ @nataliasmithmx @Gabezmd @SanyaDhama @AbubakrShoaibi @kyletganson @testaalex @SMAHRTeam @kissorsolia @FionaCBaker1 @Dr_DylanJackson 🔗 https://t.co/YIv2TPoP2U
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Our latest @UCSFPediatrics study finds that more #screentime is linked to #OCD in preteens through videogames and videos. Thanks @MarlaTellez @FOXLA for covering our @UCSFChildrens research
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OCD, a #MentalHealth disorder involving recurrent, unwanted thoughts & behaviors, is linked to excessive screen time in kids, a study finds. Screen time can have benefits, but “parents should be aware of the potential risks," UCSF's Dr. @jasonmnagata says.
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🚨 New @UCSF study in @JAdolesHealth 🚨 ⬆️ #ScreenTime linked to #OCD 2 years later in preteens through #videogames and videos 🎮 🖥️ #OpenAccess 🔗 https://t.co/cyfh8VM9a3 w/ @jontchu @kyletganson @testaalex @Dr_DylanJackson @DrStuartBMurray @FionaCBaker1
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