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More time on social media means more anxiety, depression for teens—especially girls
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| Medical Xpress | More time on social media means more anxiety, depression for teens—especially girls |
Spending more time on social media is making Canadian teenagers—especially girls—feel anxious, depressed and disconnected, according to a study co-led by University of Alberta researchers. |
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