Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs and Screens

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Javier Albares has been warning for some time about something that many families have normalized: young children using mobile phones, tablets or television. The specialist compares this social acceptance to what happened for decades with tobacco, when smoking was integrated into everyday life and its risks were minimized. With screens, he argues, something similar could be happening, since first they reach everywhere and then we understand their…

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Just as the Dry Law did not end alcohol, the ban on access to minors will not drive young people away from the internet