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Understanding Young People's Online Use from Their Perspective: Implications for Mental Health Services
Dr Zoë Haime
,
Isabelle Pettinger
,
Evie M Calver
,
Molly Anderton
,
Trixie Panatti-Reeve
,
Aimee Hartley
,
Chris Sims
,
Emily Slade
,
Myles-Jay Linton
,
Helen Bould
,
Lucy Biddle
April 2026
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Vitaly Gariev
Type
Journal article
Publication
Mental Health & Prevention
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Research
Children & Young People
Online Harms
Policy
Mental Health
Dr Zoë Haime
Senior Research Associate
My research interests include mental health populations and online activity.
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