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COPENHAGEN: The World Health Organization warned Wednesday of a “sharp rise in problematic social media use” among Europe’s teens that it said is harming their mental health.The health body's European branch also warned that over one in 10 adolescents were at “risk of problematic gaming.”Problematic use is defined as when young people present “addiction-like symptoms,“ the WHO Europe said.“It’s clear we need immediate and sustained action to help adolescents turn the tide on potentially damaging social media use, which has been shown to lead to depression, bullying, anxiety, and poor academic performance,“ WHO Europe director Hans Kluge said in a statement.Addiction-like symptoms include an

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