Claim43aa5fee4dca4f8b9fb82b1526db1283cd09a92f8b47c33979ab0a3dd3cadd88·Showcase: Smartphones, social media, and adolescent mental health

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TODO: a single claim summarizing the set of plausible confounders (declining sleep, less unsupervised face-to-face time, changes in clinical screening practice) that the available studies cannot cleanly separate from social-media exposure.

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TODO: a single claim summarizing the set of plausible confounders (declining sleep, less unsupervised face-to-face time, changes in clinical screening practice) that the available studies cannot cleanuntested-default

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