"Adolescence," Netflix's new buzzy hit series, explores how young men can be radicalized by violent incel culture online.

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Yes, they watched the Netflix show. Here's the verdict on whether the portrayal of UK secondary schools is accurate.

The Netflix series "Adolescence" follows a young man accused of murder and examines the effects of technology, generational trauma, and parental influence on adolescent behavior.

Many parents have found themselves discussing topics of misogyny and bullying while watching the series with their children, creating a shared experience that opens the door to deeper discussions.

"My worst fear is that he's going to end up killing one of us," says the mother of a teenage boy who was attacked so badly ...

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Marsha Lederman, J. Kelly Nestruck and child psychologist Dr. Jillian Roberts answered reader questions about the show, and what it says about online dangers ...

The success of Netflix drama Adolescence, along with concerns about misogynistic influencers such as Andrew Tate, has brought ...

In Netflix's Adolescence, 13-year-old Jamie is accused ... Det Supt Corrigan added if parents still had concerns, they could access more help from the Act Early website, and the support line ...