Weekly Edition: July 29, 2022

This week's top stories cover the youth mental health crisis, inaccurate provider directories, and insulin costs.
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Friday, July 29, 2022
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Citing a Mental Health Crisis Among Young People, California Lawmakers Target Social Media
By Zinnia Finn
Legislators are considering two bills that address online addiction among children by taking aim at website features such as push notifications and targeted posts. But Big Tech is fighting the effort, saying companies are already taking steps to protect children.

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