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Digital Health Practices, Social Media Use, and Mental Well-Being Among Teens and Young Adults in the U.S.

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Hopelab & Well Being Trust 38 Differences by Race or Ethnicity There are far fewer differences by race and ethnicity in our survey sample than by age and gender in terms of how young people say they use digital technology for health information and communication. • There are no statistically significant differences among White, Black, or Latino youth in this sample in the percent that say they have ever gone online for health information, used health-re- lated mobile apps, watched or read other people's personal health stories online, or gone online to find people with health concerns similar to their own. • Black youth are more likely to say they have connected to a health provider online (34%, compared to 20% of Whites and 17% of Latinos). • Black youth are also more likely to have shared their own health stories online (24%, compared to 13% of White and Latino youth). Digital Health Practices Demographic Differences in Digital Health Use

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