> survey of 1,523 U.S. teens from May to July this year Given that, I would take this with a grain of salt. Half of that time is summer, when teens normally ar

> survey of 1,523 U.S. teens from May to July this year Given that, I would take this with a grain of salt. Half of that time is summer, when teens normally aren't in school anyway. So if being able to socialize with friends and peers is an important part of teens' mental health (I think it is), then this study doesn't really cover that very well. Also, July was a few months ago. It's possible things get worse over the long haul.