Rebecca Ruiz is a Senior Reporter at Mashable. She frequently covers mental health, digital culture, and technology, with a focus on topics such as suicide prevention, screen use and mental health, and youth well-being. Rebecca's work has been featured in Knowledia, The Australian Financial Review, and various Mashable editions, showcasing her expertise in healthcare technology and consumer health.
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Rebecca's coverage primarily focuses on health and wellbeing, particularly mental health in relation to social media, parenting, and internet safety. Her articles often cite data and provide how-to guides.
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The move follows massive layoffs at California-based Meta.
By: Rebecca Ruiz
The move follows massive layoffs at California-based Meta.
Faced with terrifying stakes, some students pay a lawyer to help with their defense.
Faced with terrifying stakes, some students pay a lawyer to help with their defense.
A practical guide to getting your child back from a chatbot.
Dr. Matthew Leahy, a licensed psychologist, treats adolescents who've developed such an intense relationship with an artificial intelligence chatbot that they stop confiding in their parents.
A straightforward guide to reducing your child's screen time when they're out of school.
A straightforward guide to reducing your child's screen time when they're out of school.
Pediatrician Dr. Tiffany Munzer has encouraging words for parents hoping to strike a healthy balance with summer screen time for their kids and teens.
One expert says the survey results should be a wake-up call for parents.
