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ad- In this packet, AD is used as an abbreviation for anxiety disorders, one of the diagnostic groups examined in relation to social media addiction and symptoms of anxiety and depression.

In this packet, AD is used as an abbreviation for anxiety disorders, one of the diagnostic groups examined in relation to social media addiction and symptoms of anxiety and depression.

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Drafting source: Korkmaz Ulaş; Şimşek Meltem Hazel. Social media addiction in five major mental disorders: a cross-sectional comparative study. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s12888-025-07741-z; article XML SHA-256 8259399c3ffb43621da9703eb785e35d8e41df6ffa68f2c2da16833d90d4cf23. “Social media addiction in five major mental disorders: a cross-sectional comparative study” (10.1186/s12888-025-07741-z).
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