Social media: the stats, risks and benefits

The American Academy of Pediatrics issued a clinical report today on the impact of social media on our children and teens. Ironically, Dr. Lai heard about it first on her Facebook.

Julie Kardos, MD with Naline Lai, MD

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Dr. Naline Lai and Dr. Julie Kardos

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