“While Millennials have been at the forefront of a physical health revolution in recent years, their mental health has fared less well. A growing number of studies have cited social media as the dominant factor behind the generation’s self-esteem crisis; however, their ardent usage of these platforms suggests that they could be best placed for campaigns designed to educate Millennials about the importance of mental wellbeing and encourage them ...
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Market
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The Market – What You Need to Know
Market Drivers
Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Social Media Activity
Millennial Confidence
Demands of the Millennial Workforce
How Millennials Perceive their Generation
Millennial Attitudes towards Family
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31st October 2017
“Cif’s new partnership with the online domestic services marketplace Helpling underlines opportunities for more household care brands to encourage more people to consider hired-help.” 
28th July 2017
“TV show Love Island has gained a huge following this summer, but its links to beauty could serve to further a harmful association between Millennials’ confidence and their appearance.”
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Millennial mental health and social media 
