How 'Looksmaxxing' Social Media Trends Could Be Secretly Damaging Your Fertility

The Huffington Post

“Looks and image being promoted on social media can have a health impact and a potentially harmful impact in some cases, which is why a public health education campaign and school education is important,” Professor Geeta Nargund stated.

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