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The study notes that “teenagers with higher daily screen time were more likely to experience both anxiety and depression symptoms.” And for teens, social media is at the center of that concern.

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Modern life is intrinsically linked with technology – but while our gadgets offer undeniable benefits, there are growing concerns about rising screen time. The average UK resident spends five ...