Too Much Phone Use Can Hurt. But You Can Protect Your Teen | Time
Are Smartphones Damaging This Generation's Mental Health? | by Robin Petrovsky | Medium
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Stop blaming teens' mental health issues on “screen time” - Vox
Dopamine, Smartphones & You: A battle for your time - Science in the News
Panicking About Your Kids' Phones? New Research Says Don't - The New York Times
Top 10 Reasons Your Cell Phone May Be Bad For You & The Planet : DefenderShield
What Phones Do To Teen Brains (And What Teens Wanted To Know About That) | Colorado Public Radio
Social Media Has Not Destroyed a Generation - Scientific American
Social Notworking: Is Generation Smartphone Really More Prone to Unhappiness? - Scientific American
Cell phones are destroying our generation – DGN Omega
Is social media bad for mental health? Not necessarily, study finds | PhillyVoice
Our smartphone addiction isn't just bad for our mental health, it's a security risk
Problematic smartphone use - Wikipedia
The Impact of Social Media on Teens' Mental Health | University of Utah Health | University of Utah Health
Smartphones are damaging this generation's mental health | The Peninsula Qatar
3 Shocking Ways Smartphone Addiction Erodes Your Brain And Memory
The iPhone turns 10 – and it's isolated us, not united us
Yes, smartphone addiction does harm your teen's mental health
Have smartphones destroyed a generation?
World Economic Forum on Twitter: "Smartphones are damaging this generation's mental health https://t.co/DPcoo1MkGP #technology https://t.co/EccsmaWit8" / Twitter
Do Smartphones Really Hurt Generation Z's Mental Health? - After The Millennials
Yes, Smartphones Are Destroying a Generation, But Not of Kids - JSTOR Daily
Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? - The Atlantic
Generation Z teenagers have more mental health problems despite drops in smoking, drugs and antisocial behaviour | The Independent | The Independent
Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? - The Atlantic
No, Smartphones are Not Destroying a Generation | Psychology Today
