"US Surgeon General Links Social Media to Gen Z's Unhappiness Crisis"

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US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy warns that Generation Z is experiencing a "mid-life crisis" due to the negative impact of social media on their mental health, as evidenced by their low happiness rankings. He likens social media to driving without safety features and calls for immediate policy action to address the issue. This is supported by a recent report showing disconcerting drops in youth happiness, particularly in North America and Western Europe. Additionally, a review suggests that taking selfies has become a public health concern.
Topics:world#generation-z#happiness#health-and-wellness#mental-health#social-media#us-surgeon-general
- Gen Z is already having a 'mid-life crisis' — US Surgeon General warns social media is to blame New York Post
- World Happiness Report: Young people are most unsatisfied in the US USA TODAY
- World Happiness Report: Young people in the West becoming unhappier BBC.com
- Blame the Phones National Review
- ‘Social media is like driving with no speed limits’: the US surgeon general fighting for youngsters’ happiness The Guardian
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