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What Is ‘T-Maxxing’? Social Media Health Trend Worries Doctors

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What Is ‘T-Maxxing’? Social Media Health Trend Worries Doctors
Newsweek
Newsweek1 hrs ago
What Is ‘T-Maxxing’? Social Media Health Trend Worries Doctors
Men are getting social pressure to take a trendy supplement without doctor's supervision.
'It is just as wrong to make social media the sole cause of adolescent distress as it is to deny its power to amplify it'
Our responsibility as adults is neither to abandon teenagers in digital spaces nor to keep them away from them, as young people’s mental health deserves better than a clash between technophiles and technophobes, writes child psychiatrist Pierre Fourneret in an op-ed for Le Monde.
Le Monde
Le Monde1 days ago
'It is just as wrong to make social media the sole cause of adolescent distress as it is to deny its power to amplify it'
Our responsibility as adults is neither to abandon teenagers in digital spaces nor to keep them away from them, as young people’s mental health deserves better than a clash between technophiles and technophobes, writes child psychiatrist Pierre Fourneret in an op-ed for Le Monde.
The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post🏁 first to report2 days ago
NHS doctor denies posting social media support for Hamas in London court
She also denied one count of stirring up racial hatred in written material and a further count of using words that were threatening or abusive.
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