and reports on the risk of harms to minors by use of social media and other online platforms, including in English and non-English languages. (c) Matters To be addressed In contracting with the National Academy, the Commission, in consultation with the Secretary, shall seek to commission separate studies and reports, using the Commission’s authority under section 6(b) of the Federal Trade Commission Act ( 15 U.S.C. 46(b) ), on the relationship between social media and other online platforms as defined in this Act on the following matters: (1) Anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and suicidal behaviors. (2) Substance use disorders and the use of narcotic drugs, tobacco products, gambling, or alcohol by minors. (3) Sexual exploitation and abuse. (4) Addiction-like use of social media and design factors that lead to unhealthy and harmful overuse of social media. (d) Additional study Not earlier than 4 years after enactment, the Commission shall seek to enter into a contract with the National Academy under which the National Academy shall conduct an additional study and report covering the matters described in subsection (c) for the purposes of providing additional information, considering new research, and other matters. (e) Content of reports The comprehensive studies and reports conducted pursuant to this section shall seek to evaluate impacts and advance understanding, knowledge, and remedies regarding the harms to minors posed by social media and other online platforms, and may include recommendations related to public policy. (f) Active studies If the National Academy is engaged in any active studies on the matters described in subsection (c) at the time that it enters into a contract with the Commission to conduct a study under this section, it may base the study to be conducted under this section on the active study, so long as it otherwise incorporates the requirements of this section. (g) Collaboration In designing and conducting the studies under this section, the Commission, the Secretary, and the