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Subject: The 411: teens and self-esteem

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In the beginning of October, we blogged about how the French Parliament was trying to pass a law stating that published images must have a bold face notice saying if they are digitally enhanced. It got us to thinking about the sorts of images that teens are exposed to every day in magazines and television shows. How are they affected by it? What sort of pressure are teens under in order to obtain “perfection”? Here, guest blogger Tynaya, a 17-year-oldĀ  youth advisor for Children’s Hospital Boston’s Center for Young Women’s Health, lets us know what she thinks. Ever wonder how the media affect...
Source: Thrive, Children's Hospital Boston - November 6, 2009 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Children's Hospital Boston staff Tags: All posts digitally enhanced images media teen health teens and media Source Type: organizations

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