Social media websites have transformed how we perceive and interact with substance use, creating a powerful visual narrative that can normalize and glorify alcohol and drug consumption.
Young adults and teenagers are particularly vulnerable to these digital influences. Algorithmic content feeds continuously expose users to images and videos that portray substance use.
In the digital age, social media use has become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives, profoundly influencing their behavior and attitudes towards substance abuse.
Research indicates that exposure to drug and alcohol use content on social media can normalize and glamorize these behaviors, increasing the risk of substance abuse among young people.
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