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Social media bans don’t protect young people’s mental health, early research shows

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The year 2026 has been an expensive one for social media platforms. Since March, YouTube and Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, have settled or paid out in…

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Social media bans don’t protect young people’s mental health, early research shows

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