Evaluating the Causal Link, mechanisms, and Impact of Problematic digital media use on youth mental health and SuicidE (ECLIPSE)
Research project on the link between social media and mental health among youth.
SEK 10 million
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Karolinska Institutet, Dr Yi Lu, has been awarded 10 million SEK for the project ECLIPSE which evaluates the link between problematic digital media use and mental health and suicide among youth.
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