Kids Who Got a Smartphone at 12 Were 49% More Likely to Report Eating Disorder Symptoms by 14
Recent studies examine connections between smartphone access at age twelve and subsequent eating disorder symptoms by age fourteen.
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Recent studies examine connections between smartphone access at age twelve and subsequent eating disorder symptoms by age fourteen.
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New research suggests a link between smartphone ownership at age 12 and an increased risk of disordered eating in children.
Recent studies link early smartphone ownership among young children to a higher risk of developing eating disorders.
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