United states, 42 states require Congress ‘tags’ to warn about the dangers of social media

The prosecutor-general of the 42 states in the u.s. had supported the plan in the head of the health of the u.s., kirurgut general Vivek H.

Murthy, to set up the etiketime on social media, as well as those who warn about the dangers of alcohol and cigarettes, and it requires Congress to approve it.

It also reports the Washington Post. In a story in the June of last year, Murthy did Capitol Hill, it is to adopt the legislation, which would allow customers to paralajmëroheshin that “social media is associated with the impairment of a significant mental health of adolescents”.

In a letter to Congress, 42, prosecutors of the general, including New York, California, Colorado, Kentakit, Mississippi, New Jersey, Oregon, and Tennessee, said that such a measure shall be marked “an important step toward limiting the risks to young people”. . According to the head of the american health, adolescents who spend more than three hours a day on social networking sites to have “twice the risk of suffering from the symptoms of anxiety and depression.