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A three-paper series published in The Lancet on October 4, 2026, analyzed 121 global reviews involving nine million people under age 25 to evaluate the health impacts of digital media use.

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From the articleKids and young adults are addicted to screens. New research argues it may be a public health concern | CBC NewsAlso in Social media 'is responsible for 2.8 million years spent depressed', Lancet research calls for big tech regulation to reduce addictive design features, Scale of digital media use and its harmful effects justify action now: The Lancet, Digital media can be dangerous. Kids use it anyway. Here’s what parents can do | CNN
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Kids and young adults are addicted to screens. New research argues it may be a public health concern | CBC News

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Social media 'is responsible for 2.8 million years spent depressed'

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Lancet research calls for big tech regulation to reduce addictive design features

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Scale of digital media use and its harmful effects justify action now: The Lancet

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Digital media can be dangerous. Kids use it anyway. Here’s what parents can do | CNN

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