El 24% de los padres en EEUU cree que las redes dañan la salud mental de sus hijos adolescentes, pero cerca de 1 de cada 5 ve beneficios en sus amistades

A recent survey indicates that 24 percent of parents in the United States believe that social media negatively impacts the mental health of their teenage children. Simultaneously, approximately one in five parents recognizes positive effects that these digital platforms have on their teens' friendships.

The widespread integration of social media into the daily lives of children and adolescents has generated both concerns and opportunities. While platforms pose risks to mental well-being, they also provide accessible spaces for young people to inform themselves, create content, build relationships, and find supportive communities.