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“Suicide is cringe!”: Content analysis of 46,071 mental health videos from adolescents’ TikTok feeds
Adolescents frequently watch videos related to mental health on TikTok. Despite significant risks (e.g., pro-suicide/self-harm messages) and opportunities (e.g., helpful resources, social support) posed, there has not yet been a large-scale, comprehensive investigation of this content. To address th
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