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- Bar chart: after intro (early viewport) - 5h card: after "They Knew" - 2-3x card: after bullet list in "The Numbers" - 3h+ card: after "Courts Are Catching Up" New single-card shortcode addiction-stat with num/color/label params. Removed grouped addiction-impact and addiction-stats shortcodes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The American Psychological Association has issued its own health advisory on adolescent social media use, echoing the Surgeon General's concerns about the impact on developing minds.
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{{< addiction-stat num="5h" color="#667eea" label="Average daily social media use among teenagers — Gallup/Pew Research" >}}
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## The Numbers
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The scale of the problem is difficult to overstate.
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- Children with social media addiction are **2–3 times more likely** to experience suicidal ideation, according to research from Weill Cornell Medicine
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- **45%** of U.S. teens report that social media negatively affects their sleep
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{{< addiction-impact >}}
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{{< addiction-stat num="2-3x" color="#ef4444" label="Higher risk of suicidal ideation with social media addiction — Weill Cornell Medicine" >}}
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The 2026 World Happiness Report documented that social media is "harming adolescents at a scale large enough to cause changes at the population level" — one of the strongest statements from a major global research initiative to date.
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The legal claims focus specifically on **addictive design elements** — infinite scrolling, behavioral tracking, algorithmic manipulation — rather than on third-party content. This distinction matters: it targets the business model itself.
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{{< addiction-stat num="3h+" color="#764ba2" label="Daily use threshold where anxiety and depression increase significantly — JAMA Psychiatry" >}}
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## Europe Leads on Regulation
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The European Union has taken the most direct regulatory action against addictive design to date.
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