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Bloomberg reporter covering TikTok, YouTube and tech's impact on kids. Ex @Forbes @Politico @NYTimes Tips: Signal 310-526-1242 | alevine136 @ bloomberg dot net

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Supercharged by Social Media, the GLP-1 Boom Is Warping Teen Psyches

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By Alexandra Levine Verified, Madison Muller Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
In 2024, Amelia Cate Prosser remembers feeling as if GLP-1 drugs were suddenly everywhere: stashed in her friends’ parents’ refrigerators, glorified on the red carpet and dominating the cafeteria conversations at her private all-girls high school in Melbourne. But it was on social media where the noise was — and continues to be — the loudest. The teen says she could hardly open an app without being bombarded with posts and advertisements about weight-loss injections.
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GLP-1s Are Amplifying Teen Insecurities and Eating Disorders

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By Alexandra Levine Verified, Madison Muller Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
In 2024, Amelia Cate Prosser remembers feeling as if GLP-1 drugs were suddenly everywhere: stashed in her friends’ parents’ refrigerators, glorified on the red carpet and dominating the cafeteria conversations at her private all-girls high school in Melbourne. But it was on social media where the noise was — and continues to be — the loudest. The teen says she could hardly open an app without being bombarded with posts and advertisements about weight-loss injections.
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Snap projects strong sales growth ahead of AR glasses debut

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By Alexandra Levine Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
By Alexandra S. Levine, Bloomberg Snap Inc. posted higher-than-projected quarterly sales and gave an upbeat forecast for the current period, signaling optimism ahead of the September commercial debut of its first pair of augmented reality glasses. Revenue jumped 19% to $1.6 billion for the quarter ended June 30, the company said Monday. That beat the average Bloomberg-compiled estimate of $1.54 billion. Advertising revenue, which makes up the bulk of Snap’s sales, grew 9% to $1.28 billion.
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