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Study reveals that early use of social media leads to poorer academic results

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Study reveals that early use of social media leads to poorer academic results
Study reveals that early use of social media leads to poorer academic results
Adolescents who open social media accounts at an earlier age tend to perform worse on native-language and mathematics tests in subsequent years, as per an Italian study highlighting the negative impact of early use of these platforms.
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