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[Graphic News] Kids’ overuse of social media major health concern during pandemic: US survey
By Nam Kyung-donPublished : Jan. 7, 2021 - 10:00
Nearly 75 percent of parents ranked overuse of social media during the pandemic as a leading health concern for their children, according to the results of survey released by the University of Michigan.
Just over 60 percent of parents surveyed described bullying or cyberbullying as a major concern, while more than half cited unhealthy eating, lack of physical activity and depression and suicide, the data showed.
However, fewer than half named COVID-19 itself as a major health concern for their children, the researchers said. (UPI)
