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In this video we'll discuss the dark side of social media, the relationship between social media and substance use, the Juul controversy, in which influencers were paid to model Juul products; social media challenges, such as the Benadryl Challenge; social media marketplaces for drugs. We will also learn how to spot emoji drug code on social media, and substance use prevention strategies for parents. With author and advocate Ryan Hampton.
Chapters:
0:11 Dark side of social media
0:27 Social media and substance use
0:51 Juul controversy
1:13 Benadryl Challenge and other social media challenges
1:47 Social media marketplaces for drugs
2:38 How to spot emoji drug code on social media
2:51 Substance use prevention strategies for parents
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