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More voices are needed when cocaine is being normalized on social media
A new Blue Cross campaign on TikTok and Snapchat appears to be influencing attitudes among young people, with 7 in 10 saying they are less likely to use cocaine after seeing it. At the same time, the organization warns that cocaine is being increasingly normalized on social media.
Nordic Alcohol and Drug Policy Network
Apr 132 min read
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Alcohol romanticization is most common in teenagers' social media feeds
Seven in ten young people encounter alcohol content weekly on social media, normalizing drinking and influencing their perceptions of alcoho
Lauri Beekmann
Oct 3, 20243 min read
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Norway: It will now hurt to advertise alcohol on social media
Norway enforces fines for illegal alcohol ads on social media, hitting influencers and businesses that break the law.
Lauri Beekmann
Sep 23, 20242 min read
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Survey: Nearly half of minors obtain their alcohol through social media
Nearly half of minors obtain alcohol via social media, making it easy for them to access substances. Survey by EHYT ry: 40% use social media
Lauri Beekmann
May 16, 20243 min read
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