HEALTH● LOWAug 31 · Aug 31, 2026, 11:36 PM
'It is just as wrong to make social media the sole cause of adolescent distress as it is to deny its power to amplify it'
Le Monde [en] · global
Our responsibility as adults is neither to abandon teenagers in digital spaces nor to keep them away from them, as young people's mental health deserves better than a clash between technophiles and technophobes, writes child psychiatrist Pierre Fourneret in an op-ed for Le Monde.
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