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But Murthy’s remarks flipped that debate on its head, shifting part of the burden onto tech companies to prove their apps are safe enough for kids to use.on social media and youth mental health, Murthy wrote that while “ore research is needed to fully understand the impact of social media” on kids, there are “ample indicators” that it can pose a “profound risk” to children’s well-being.
For their part, tech industry groups and digital rights advocates have cited reports finding little-to-no proof of a causal link between social media use and youth mental health issues to push back on calls for more stringent digital regulations.in December concluded that “the literature did not support the conclusion that social media causes changes in adolescent health at the population level.
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