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CDC: Mental Health Issues Rising in Teens, Especially Girls

  • #Children and youth
  • #Bullying
  • #Schools
  • #Mental health
  • #India
  • #COVID-19
  • #Medicine & healthcare
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FEB 2023
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story last updated FEB 2023

The Spin

Narrative A

This shocking report is the latest sign we have to ween our children off of social media. Teenage use of social media has increased toxicity and further isolated teens after the pandemic increased their loneliness. It’s up to parents, schools, and all adults to lessen, or at least better monitor, teenagers’ social media activity.

FOX News

Narrative B

Social media can have a negative influence, but we shouldn’t let schools — which should have better mental health and sex education programs — off the hook. It’s also important to make sure teens are allowed to grow up while free from the control and expectations of overbearing adults.

PJ Media

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