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California Students Take the Lead on Tech and Mental Health - Child Mind Institute

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The Child Mind Institute is thrilled to announce the winners of the inaugural 10-Minute Challenge, a statewide competition that invited California students to take the lead in designing digital solutions that support healthier technology use and youth mental health. Co-hosted by the Child Mind Institute and the state of California’s Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), this first-of-its-kind challenge called on high school, u…
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California Students Take the Lead on Tech and Mental Health - Child Mind Institute

The Child Mind Institute is thrilled to announce the winners of the inaugural 10-Minute Challenge, a statewide competition that invited California students to take the lead in designing digital solutions that support healthier technology use and youth mental health. Co-hosted by the Child Mind Institute and the state of California’s Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), this first-of-its-kind challenge called on high school, u…

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Study: Young People Who Are Concerned with Their Appearance on Social Media Are More Likely to Have Poor Mental Health

A study from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) shows that middle school students, especially girls, who are concerned about how they appear on social media have poorer mental health and well-being.

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Young People Who Are Preoccupied with Social Media Appearances Are More Likely to Have Poor Mental Health

A study from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) shows that middle school students, especially girls, who are concerned about how they appear on social media have poorer mental health and well-being.

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