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The article analyzes a large body of longitudinal studies to examine how digital media, especially social media, relates to various developmental outcomes in children and adolescents. Findings indicate consistent associations between higher social media use and poorer mental health and social-emotional development, with mixed results for other media like video games.

The topic is of interest to psychology readers because it synthesizes long-term data across diverse populations to map direction and scope of media-related developmental effects, highlighting patterns that cross individual studies and informing considerations about youth well-being and digital environments.

Article Title: Massive analysis of longitudinal data links social media to poorer youth mental health

Link to PsyPost Article: https://www.psypost dot org/massive-analysis-of-longitudinal-data-links-social-media-to-poorer-youth-mental-health/

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Starmer vows to ‘fight’ social media firms to protect children from addiction

Prime minister says government needs to show it is on families’ side as new screen-time guidance launched

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‘Accountability has arrived’: dual US court losses show shifting tide against Meta and co https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/26/us-court-social-media-meta-youtube #Meta #Technology #Youtube #SocialMedia #Media #DigitalMedia #UsNews
‘Accountability has arrived’: dual US court losses show shifting tide against Meta and co

With two unprecedented trial defeats, big tech firms face crisis akin to that faced by cigarette makers in the 1990s

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Under fives should have at most hour a day of screen time, under new UK advice

Keir Starmer promises help for parents in limiting children’s online activity as government issues guidance to families

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Starmer vows to tackle social media’s ‘addictive features’ to protect children

Prime minister says UK must do more to regulate against potential harms after landmark ruling in US court

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I’m a young woman, and people keep telling me the internet has ruined my brain. Is this helpful? | Isabel Brooks https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/mar/26/gen-z-young-woman-internet-social-media #YoungPeople #SocialMedia #DigitalMedia #Media #Society #Instagram #Tiktok #Technology
I’m a young woman, and people keep telling me the internet has ruined my brain. Is this helpful?

I know many well-regulated women who spend hours on social media, and others who struggle while not being online, says freelance writer Isabel Brooks

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Law firms investigate possible Australian cases after US jury finds Meta and YouTube designed addictive products

Courts in Australia may be willing to hold social media companies accountable for real-world harm, lawyers say

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