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Adolescenti cinesi ricorrono a farmaci prescritti per sfuggire alla paura del fallimento
Gli adolescenti in Cina cercano farmaci prescritti che ottundono la mente per fuggire dalla realtà a causa di un'intensa paura del fallimento, secondo un giovane che ha parlato con la BBC.
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Gli studenti in Cina si stanno rivolgendo a farmaci prescritti che ottundono la mente come modo per fuggire dalla realtà. Parlando alla BBC, un adolescente ha spiegato che gli studenti cercano attivamente questi farmaci a causa della paura di fallire.
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