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Opinion | Are Smartphones and Social Media Driving a Teen Mental Heath Crisis?

The evidence reveals a more complicated reality than the conventional wisdom would have you believe.

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The Coddling of the American Parent

The Coddling of the American Parent
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Has Screening Upped Reports of Suicidal Children?

Has Screening Upped Reports of Suicidal Children?
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Has screening upped reports of suicidal children?

Reports of increasing suicidal behaviors in kids may be due to changes in screening and reporting, a study in one state suggests.

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Study sheds light on increased reports of sui

Reports of increasing suicidal behaviors in children in the decade leading up to the COVID pandemic suggest there was already a mental health crisis among teens and children. However, a new analysis of data from one state suggests some of this increase is due to changes in how health professionals screen for and report on suicidal thoughts or ideas in young people.

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