Snapchat positively impacts teens’ well-being compared to other platforms


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Social media platforms are not necessarily detrimental to mental health, the study reveals. — AFP

Social networks are often criticised for their negative impact on young people’s mental health, yet some may be less harmful than others.

In fact, a new study reports that Snapchat stands out from the crowd for its positive impact on well-being.

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