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marked World Mental Health Day with an emotional outing on Tuesday, where they spoke about the dangers of social media and Meghan named the “most important thing” in her life.
Tony and Brandy Roberts and Dave and Jennie DeSerio spoke at the Archewell Foundation Parents' Summit about the loss of their children in connection with social media.Toward the end of the panel, moderator Carson Daly asked Meghan about the work that Archewell is doing related to online safety. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex speak at the Archewell Foundation Parents’ Summit: Mental Wellness in the Digital Age at Hudson Yards on Oct. 10 in New York.Surgeon General Vivek Murthy offered up guidelines of his own, telling the audience that he and his wife are waiting to let their children use social media after they’ve completed middle school. Even then, Murthy said, they’ll reevaluate before giving their kids the full go-ahead.
The Prince and Princess of Wales shared new research from their Royal Foundation on Tuesday about mental health issues among young people.“William and I believe we need to do all we can as a society to help young people develop the emotional and social life skills they need for good mental health, and to thrive in the world around them,” she added. “Both learning about the world and learning about how to be happy and thrive within it should go hand in hand.
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