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24 June 2010
Using data from the 2009 ABS survey of Children's Participation in Cultural and Leisure Activities this article investigates the time that Australian children aged 5-14 years are spending on screen-based activities and how this may interact with their participation in organised sport and other physical recreation activities. (Australian Bureau of Statistics)
15 June 2010
Children whose parents set limits on the time their kids are allowed to watch television or spend on a computer are more likely to engage in physical activity than youngsters who are glued to screens without restriction, new research suggests. (WebMD)
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