Reducing social media use decreases loneliness regardless of gender or level of social comparisons in youth with anxiety and depression: A randomized controlled trial

Authors: Gary S. Goldfield, Marcus V.V. Lopes, Wardah Mahboob et al.
Publication: Journal of Affective Disorders
Published: Jun 1, 2026
Source: Crossref
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