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"'I 'dated' Character.AI's popular boyfriends, and parents should be worried': Experts, including Dr. Sophia Choukas-Bradley, evaluated our chats and explained the red flags."

"The Snapchat move that leaves teen girls heartbroken"

"Is social media fuelling a rise in eating disorders?"

"Lawsuit alleges TikTok was designed to addict young people"

“How GPS Tracking of Teens 24/7 Impacts Parent–Child Relationships.”

“Social Media: Is It Rotting Your Brain?”

“Gen Z's skincare craze: Balancing beauty routines and rising health concerns.”

“She was studying social media’s effects before TikTok even existed.”

“Social media and the youth mental health crisis.”

“Everyone says social media is bad for teens. Proving it is another thing.”

"How Parents Can Actually Help Teens Navigate Social Media"

"Teens should be trained before entering the world of social media, APA says"

Experts release guidelines on teen screen time, social media limits

"APA issues new guidelines on social media use for kids "

Major psychologists' group warns of social media's potential harm to kids

“Beauty 3.0: The rise of the ‘internet face.’”

“The morning routines on TikTok can be inspiring – and exhausting.”

“How can we minimize Instagram’s harmful effects? Psychologists’ research has shown that Instagram use is associated both with beneficial and detrimental effects—depending on how it’s used.”

“For some teens, as masks come off, anxiety sets in.”

"Glow up, own up: Should we all be honest about photo filters?"

"Why experts say Norway’s retouched photo law won’t help fight body image issues"

"Will hiding likes on Instagram and Facebook improve users’ mental health? We asked experts"

“Pitt study finds large number of transgender teens have suicidal thoughts”

“Talking with both daughters and sons about sex.”

“Internet-addled teens are worse at awkward, necessary dating conversations.”

“Alas, you do have to talk to your teen about sex.”

“The more parents talk to teens about sex, the safer their sex will be.”

“Sex, drugs, and pluralistic ignorance: Why smart groups do dumb things.”

“The popular crowd is having less sex and doing fewer drugs than high schoolers think.”