Systematic review of the relationships between sedentary behaviour and health indicators in the early years (0–4 years)

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, November 2017

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Can reduced screen time really help curb child obesity?

Yahoo! News, 13 May 2019

Get children more active. That’s the aim of the World Health Organisation’s new guidelines on physical activity, sedentary…

News story from The Independent on Monday 13 May 2019

The Independent, 13 May 2019

Screen time for children: WHO's approach may do little to curb obesity

Times of Malta, 07 May 2019

Get children more active. Thats the aim of the World Health Organisations new guidelines on physical activity, sedentary…

Screen time for children: WHO's new approach may do little to curb obesity

Business Standard, 06 May 2019

while increasing physical activity to combat the global obesity crisis is clearly vital, the WHO guidelines on screen time may…

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