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Articles for tag: childrens, Health, hours, improve, mental, reducing, screen, time

July 18, 2024

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Can reducing screen time to 3 hours improve children’s mental health?

A child taking pictures in the field using a smart phone. — Unsplash/File Reducing children’s screen time to just three hours a week can lead to significant improvements in their mental health, suggests a team of psychologists and mental health experts working with various institutions in Denmark. The team, which also works with a colleague from the UK, describes in the paper published in the journal JAMA Network Open how they conducted a randomized clinical trial involving 89 families and the impact of reducing screen time on electronic devices. Medical Xpress. Children who spend a long time using electronic devices,

July 9, 2024

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Modi tells Putin, mourns strike on Ukraine children’s hospital

Russian President Vladimir Putin talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi before awarding him the Order of St. Andrew the Great at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, July 9, 2024 Modi lands in Moscow as tensions flare in Europe over the war in Ukraine. The Indian PM discusses the conflict in detail with his Russian strongman. He tells Putin that peace talks cannot succeed amid bombs, guns, bullets. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that “war cannot solve problems” and urged “peace through dialogue” on a trip to Moscow more than two years after the

June 12, 2024

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Jennifer Lopez attends Ben Affleck’s children’s events to look “good” for the press

Jennifer Lopez attends Ben Affleck’s children’s events to look “good” for the press Jennifer Lopez’s reputation has taken a major hit after she failed to sell tickets for her now-cancelled tour while dealing with rumors of her split from Ben Affleck. In order to save her image and marriage, JLo does anything, including attending Affleck’s children’s events, to look good in the press, she said In Touch Weekly. They said Lopez puts their blended family front and center, attending school events and sports games to show Ben she’s committed to their children. “Jennifer is doing everything in her power to

February 14, 2024

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A children’s character reappears to cause nostalgia on the Internet

After Steve from “Blue’s Clues” and Elmo from “Sesame Street,” another TV personality appears to be checking in on his friends A children’s character reappears to cause nostalgia on the Internet Another childhood friend is back to say hello and the internet is shedding tears of joy. Steve from Blue’s Clues he came back online in 2021 after almost a year of disappearance to talk to his “old friends”. The touching video served as closure as to why Steve left the show so abruptly and set a trend for others. Earlier this year, Elmo from Sesame Street posted a message

October 30, 2023

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Israel embeds ads in children’s video games, demonizing Hamas, Palestinians

Israel has reportedly used a sickening media propaganda strategy by inserting graphic pro-Israel ads into children’s video games as it deepens its ground invasion of Gaza, where more than 8,000 Palestinians, including more than 3,000 children, have so far been killed in airstrikes . This unconventional tactic has raised concerns as such content is exposed to young players. Maria Julia Cassis, a mum from north London, reported that her 6-year-old son encountered a disturbing ad while playing a puzzle game on his Android phone. The ad depicted suffering Israeli families and Hamas gunmen, along with a message from Israel’s Foreign

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