Study Warns Women Face Higher Risk Of ‘Digital Overload’ Due To ‘Double Burden’‌

The research team used data from the European Social Survey and looked at how people maintain digital communication for work and family. THIRDMAN VIA PEXELS.

KAMLOOPS, British Columbia — Women are at far greater risk of “digital overload” than men, warns a new study.

Moms in particular are more likely than men to frequently use information and communication technologies (ICT) in both work and family lives, say scientists.