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New changes increase penalties amid a teen ban for social media companies, while simultaneously, hundreds of thousands of Americans had their medical debt wiped.

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  1. Social media platforms are being flooded with advice from influencers on how to reduce medical debt.

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New changes increase penalties amid a teen ban for social media companies, while simultaneously, hundreds of thousands of Americans had their medical debt wiped.

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  1. Social media platforms are being flooded with advice from influencers on how to reduce medical debt.Sub-event
  2. Penalties increase amid teen ban; unrelated announcement about medical debt wipe.1 source

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