Association between child and adolescent television viewing and adult health: a longitudinal birth cohort study

Overview of attention for article published in The Lancet, July 2004

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Long term consequences of distance learning? Is this our children’s future? Screen time in childhood/adolescence is associated w/ overweight, poor fitness, smoking, & ⬆️ cholesterol in adulthood. Excessive viewing might have long-lasting adverse eff…

@dasnuf Ich würde an die Frage doch etwas differenzierter rangehen: Sind das drei Stunden täglich oder nur hin und wieder? Sind es kindgerechte Narrative? Wird Werbung zwischengeschaltet? Es gibt durchaus jede Menge Forschung zu dem Thema (bsp. https://t.…

【3/11JC】Hancox, R.J., B.J. Milne, and R.J.T.L. Poulton, Association between child and adolescent television viewing and adult health: a longitudinal birth cohort study. 2004. 364(9430): p. 257-262. https://t.co/rifEWL9c7w　＃TMDU #JC

A cohort study about child/adolescent television viewing and adult health! https://t.co/ACx0OuQyNY #epiwm16

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