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Justin Patchin's Findings
- The Journal of Adolescent Health published a study on teen sexting, its prevalence, consequences, and risks.
- Researchers surveyed 3,466 U.S. adolescents aged 13 to 17 in 2025 to update prevalence estimates and address prior inconsistencies.
- Justin W. Patchin, the study author, emphasizes the need for scientific evidence to understand sexting and related victimization.
- The findings aim to clarify risks and support efforts to reduce teen harm from sexting.
