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But she knows this would not have happened if Gabby had not become so addicted to social media. “If she was born 20 years earlier, this would not have taken place,” she says.

It has been pointed out that excessive use of smartphones and social media has a negative impact on the mental health of young people, and various countries are taking measures, such as Australia ...

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Over 40% showed signs of being addicted to video games The study author, Yunyu Xiao, said, “And these youth are significantly more likely to report suicidal behaviors and thoughts.” ...

The findings come amid escalating mental health problems in young people and as governments are grappling with how to enforce safeguards around smartphones and social media. Against this backdrop ...

Caroline Koziol’s parents thought she was too young for social media as a preteen. But many of her friends in elementary school already had accounts on Instagram and TikTok, and Koziol felt left out.

(NewsNation) — A new study has found that addiction to social media, video games and mobile devices is linked to a higher risk of suicidal behaviors and thoughts. The study, published Wednesday ...

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Nearly 60% of the participants had low levels of social media addiction, and they stayed stable over the years. However, around a 10th of the children had an increasing social media addiction that ...