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How Can Excessive Screen Time Affect Children's Health

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by onlymyhealth.com•22h ago•0 views•
How Can Excessive Screen Time Affect Children's Health
Children these days are tech-savvy and spend a lot of their time on devices While this might be the need of the hour recent research suggests it may impact cognitive development and overall well-being of kids in the long run
A major study involving nearly 2.8 million children across 64 countries has found a link between increased screen time and poorer outcomes in children’s learning, language development, and emotional health. The findings highlight how excessive use of... [5520 chars]
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