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New study links ADHD symptoms in boys and addictive social media use
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Jul 19, 06:07 UTC
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Jul 18, 21:04 UTC · Mondosanità
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Coverage (4)
- Boys' Social Media Use Tied to Rising ADHD Symptoms Newser · 2d ago
- A new study suggests that addictive social media use among adolescent boys could contribute to worsening ADHD symptoms. Read more here: https://wapo.st/3T2Ylhu facebook.com · 2d ago
- Teens who can't control social media use more likely to develop ADHD symptoms The Eastleigh Voice · 2d ago
- New study links ADHD symptoms in boys and addictive social media use The Washington Post · 2d ago
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