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Nighttime social media use is affecting the sleep of 1 in 5 young people finds new study | CTV News
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Heavy social media use linked to poor sleep - BBC News
Social media harms overstated as study finds impact is 'trivial' on teens' well-being | The Independent | The Independent
Psychologists Develop Measure of How Social Media Affects Teen Sleep | The Social Media Monthly
Heavy social media use linked to poor sleep - BBC News
Social Media Use May Mess With Teens' Sleep
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Social Media Usage May Lead To Sleep Deprivation | Digital Trends
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Is social media disturbing your sleep?
Effect of social media use on learning, social interactions, and sleep duration among university students - ScienceDirect
Sleep Dept From Social Media Affects Mental Health More Than the Apps | The Swaddle
Heavy social media use linked to poor sleep - BBC News
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Research News: How do social media and loss of sleep affect young people's mental health? - Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry - Western University
