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DOVE TAKES ACTION AGAINST ONE OF THE BIGGEST THREATS TO KIDS MENTAL HEALTH TODAY

Toxic beauty content on social media is impacting the mental health of 1 in 2 kids. Over 8 in 10 youth mental health specialists say social media is fuelling a mental health crisis among young

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Parents warned social media could be damaging their children s mental health

Parents warned social media could be damaging their children s mental health
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The teen anxiety epidemic: What parents need to know

As increasing numbers of children and teenagers struggle with their mental health, we reveal what parents can do to help

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BBC The One Show makes surprise visit to Birmingham for wonderful reason

BBC The One Show makes surprise visit to Birmingham for wonderful reason
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The teens who won t leave their rooms – how the pandemic fuelled the rise of ghost children

Anxiety triggered by lockdowns has seen some children become increasingly withdrawn, avoiding school and social contact

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