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Reports Highlight Social Media's Harmful Impact on Youth Wellbeing
Multiple reports, including the World Happiness Report, emphasize the significant impact of social media on the wellbeing of young people, particularly girls, with 'dramatic drops' in happiness levels recorded among under-25s in several Western countries. Experts also explain why children's brains are especially vulnerable to social media's effects.
19 Mar, 00:14 — 19 Mar, 01:34
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ndtvMostly Factual143d ago
Social Media Impacts Youth Wellbeing, Girls Most Affected: UN Report
This year's World Happiness Report highlighted the impact of social media as many countries impose or mull legislative restrictions on social media use for young people.
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Social media impacts youth wellbeing: U.N. happiness report
This year's World Happiness Report highlighted the impact of social media as many countries impose or mull legislative restrictions on social media use for young people.
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First report: japan-times · 19 Mar, 00:14|Full coverage: 3 · 5h|Window: 5h
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