By John Salak - Not all screen time is apparently created equal when it comes to fostering healthy and harmful connections in the young. The University College of London, in fact, has discovered that 11-year-old boys who regularly play videos games are less likely to development depressive symptoms than male counterparts their age who largely skip this type of activity. Conversely, researchers at the college found that girls who spend more time on social media seem to development a greater number of depressive symptoms than those who spend less time on these platforms. The study underscores how various types of screen time impacts children and adolescents of differently, giving parents clues on how to best regulate access. "Screens allow us…