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  1. The UK government, led by Liz Kendall, communicated its policy direction on regulating social media harms.
  2. The UK government is considering bans, curfews, and app time limits, while senior doctors urge lawmakers to address social media harm.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges advised on the dangers of social media exposure for youth, noting that hateful content causes harm.

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The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges advised on the dangers of social media exposure for youth, noting that hateful content causes harm.

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