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Food for teens: how social media is associated with adolescent eating outcomes

A study by The New Britain Project found that 75% of young people aged 16 to 24 believe stronger rules are needed for social media, as it harms mental health.
More than 60% of young people believe social media does more harm than good, according to a study by The New Britain Project and More in Common.
The study shows that 75% of those aged 16 to 24 support stronger rules for social media to protect young people from harm.
Luke Tryl of More in Common noted that many Gen Z Britons regret their time on devices and want to protect their own children from social media.

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Cambridge University Press

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Food for teens: how social media is associated with adolescent eating outcomes

Food for teens: how social media is associated with adolescent eating outcomes - Volume 25 Issue 2

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The Independent

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Reducing smartphone harms in law ‘relies on process, not one big bang event’

An MP’s proposed Bill would instruct UK chief medical officers to publish advice for parents on the use of smartphones and social media by children.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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LBC

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Social media does 'more harm than good' - as majority support stricter rules to protect mental health

The majority of young people support the idea of placing stricter rules on social media, with more than 60% saying they believe it does more harm than good.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

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Young people support stricter rules on social media

A new study says many young people regret the amount of time spent on their phones, and believe it causes more harm than good.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

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Bombshell poll of Gen Z shows smartphone and social media attitudes

Some 62% of Generation Z - the first generation to come of age in the smartphone era - believe social media does more harm than good for young people, a grim poll shows

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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SheKnows

A New Report Reveals a Quarter of Kids 8 & Under Have Cell Phones — & Other Surprising Statistics

Whether you’ve got a toddler or a teen, it’s a conundrum most parents find themselves in: how can you balance the benefits of digital media with the risks? We’ve been warned about the impact of screen time — particularly, social media — by the American Psychological Association and the U.S. Attorney General. Yet we would all be lying if we said that screens haven’t saved our parental sanity at least a time or two. After all, they’re an excellent…

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