Read this article: Gupta C, Jogdand DS, Kumar M. Reviewing the Impact of Social Media on the Mental Health of Adolescents and Young Adults. Cureus. 2022 Oct 10;14(10):e30143. doi: 10.7759/cureus.30143. PMID: 36381882; PMCID: PMC9645642.

Then answer these following questions:

Give a short summary of the journalist's story, and a short introduction to the paper's topic and this assignment. Identify and classify any claims(frequency, association, causal) that the journalist makes in a headline or in the body of the text. A short summary of key aspects of the original journal article: Was the study correlational or experimental? What were the main variables? What was the key finding or findings? What theory do the findings support? An analysis of how well the journalist covered the journal article. In this section, try to make at least three significant points. What did the journalist get right? What did the journalist get wrong, and why? What might the journalist have said differently? Were any causal claims made by the journalist accurate? (Apply the three causal rules!)Did the journalist focus on the same key finding as the scientists did? Did the journalist accurately describe the procedures of the study? Did the journalist leave details out?

Rephrase or rewrite parts of the journalist's article to be more accurate, if appropriate