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Olena Ivanova1, Anisa R Assifi1, Danielle Mazza1
1SPHERE Centre of Research Excellence, Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Abstract:
Restrictions on social media access for users under 16 years raise a critical question about how adolescents in Australia will access sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information, especially where traditional systems often fall short. Social media has become an important source of SRH education, offering timely and relatable content that bridges gaps left by formal education and healthcare. As access to these platforms is restricted, other pathways must be strengthened. This includes investing in comprehensive in- and out-of-school sexuality education, youth-friendly primary care services and safe digital platforms designed with and for adolescents.
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