This policy brief summarises evidence from a JRC systematic literature review on social media use and youth mental health and well-being, conducted under the MISMAW administrative agreement with DG EAC. Baed on longitudinal and experimental studies, it examines how different patterns of social media use relate to well-being and mental health, and highlights the main implications for policy, monitoring and future research.
CABEZA MARTINEZ Begona;
CORTESI Alice;
VLACHOS Stavros;
2026-09-10
European Commission
JRC148073
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC148073,
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