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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is calling on Congress to approve putting a tobacco-style warning label on social media apps. In explaining the move, Murthy tells Caitlin Huey-Burns that the "youth mental health crisis that we are living through" is "the defining public health challenge of our time."
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9 Kommentare

Giovanni Grillovor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns Because it worked so well with cigarettes.

William Hoisingtonvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns It should read: “Warning: any and all social media you encounter has been filtered by a Democrat somewhere.” LOL!

Bucky Gruntzvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns Lol

Kevinvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns This should be implemented in Sri Lanka too

Proud American Veteran ⚓️🇺🇸🇺🇸⚓️vor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns SURGEON GENERAL WARNING should be scrolling on @cnn, @FoxNews and all other MSM.

PatriotGhostNamesNobody ⭐️⭐️⭐️vor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns The risk is bypassing the MSM's propaganda for the cabal and getting truths.

Rock County Public Safetyvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns 😂🤡

Black Luxuryvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns Jus for the young kids to scroll past the warnings 😂

Alice_Jonesvor 2 Jahren
@CHueyBurns The Surgeon General's call for social media warning labels - a wake-up call on youth mental health requiring bolder action






