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Mental health professionals warn youth against fake lifestyles on social media

Health professionals are using digital platforms to sensitise the youth on mental health. [iStockphoto]

As Valentine's Day-themed social media posts and campaigns peaked on February 14, mental health professionals cautioned young people against adopting lifestyles and trends they see on the platforms.

Speaking to youths in Eldoret, including Moi University students, the professionals said that most young people get discouraged when they cannot afford a lifestyle like that of their friends and social media icons.

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