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An Interdisciplinary Research Framework for Social Media and Youth Health
Policymakers, schools, families and clinicians are increasingly looking to take action to protect young people from potential harms associated with social media use. Australia’s national ban on social media accounts for people under the age of 16 represents one of the largest-scale interventions to
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