Overview

• Teens spending over three hours daily on social media face doubled risk of anxiety and depression.
• Critics argue that warning labels alone are insufficient, calling for broader regulation and education.
• Supporters believe labels could raise awareness among parents about the dangers of social media use.
• Studies link excessive social media use to mental health issues, including body dissatisfaction and eating disorders.
• Experts emphasize the need for a comprehensive approach, balancing regulation with promoting digital literacy.