Social Media Increases Risk of Depression

Adults who spend hours scrolling social media every day are more likely to develop depression...
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Social Media Increases Risk Of Depression, Study Says

Adults who spend hours scrolling social media every day are more likely to develop depression, a new study says. Around 2.5 hours or more of scrolling per day is...
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