Smartphone Addiction, Drug Consumption, and Well-Being among Adolescents after COVID-19 Pandemic
<p id="p1">The misuse of mobile phones has been recognized as a significant issue, potentially leading to health problems and even addiction. Smartphone addiction is defined as the inability to stop using the device despite physical, psychological, or social consequences. Adolescents, in particular,...
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IntechOpen
2025
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