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Mental health epidemic 'significantly attributable' to social media use: Attorney | The Hill

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Nearly 200 school districts are suing social media platforms for the mental health impact they have on young children. Attorney Phil Federico joins NewsNation's "The Hill," saying while the companies may claim it is the content — not the platform itself — that has an addictive quality, they could still be held responsible for worsening mental health.

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