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“Voting is not only our right—it is our power.”
Social media's impact on mental health is complex, with some platforms like Instagram being identified as particularly detrimental, potentially exacerbating issues like depression and anxiety due to unrealistic standards and constant comparison.
However, a meta-analysis suggests that the overall experimental effect of social media on mental health might be minimal, indicating a correlation close to zero. Despite this, taking breaks from social media has been shown to improve mental well-being, suggesting that moderation or temporary disengagement could be beneficial.
The discourse around social media's effects ranges from it being a source of negativity and unrealistic life comparisons to a tool that, when used wisely, might not significantly impact mental health negatively.
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Social Media’s Impact on Health