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Limiting Screen Time Can Lead To Better Cognition In Children, Says Study
The study, that examined 45,000 children, could find a link between better cognition and limiting screen time in children but has not been able to identify the cause. In order to arrive at the result, a set of questionnaires were used to gauge the child's sleep, physical activity, the estimated time they spend before the screen.
By News Desk Oct 02, 2018
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