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Teens’ addictive use of social media affects mental health
According to a 2025 study by researchers at Cornell University and Columbia University, 40% of participating children showed addictive use of social media that distracted from important responsibilities like school work or chores. Furthermore, addictive screen use was linked to worse mental health and suicidal behavior.
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