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Study Finds Social Media Causes Spike In Suicidal Thoughts In Young People

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A new study suggests that social media may be causing mental health problems in young people, says UPI. Suicidal thoughts and actions from young adults spiked by nearly 50% between 2008 to 2017. This is according to findings from a study published Thursday in Journal of Abnormal Psychology. Young adults also reported a more than 50% increase in major depressive symptoms between 2005 and 2017. Researchers suggest young people may also be feeling worse because they haven't had enough sleep due to social media addiction.

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