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Scientists warn that a 3-dimensional (3D TV) television in the market may stun the brain, causing eye strain, vomiting and fatigue in viewers.
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Scientists warn that a 3-dimensional (3D TV) television in the market may stun the brain, causing eye strain, vomiting and fatigue in viewers.
Children who watch too much television at the second age will face many problems in the future such as reducing interest in learning, being physically active and being e…
A new study by American scientists found that, if minimizing television viewing time, adults will consume more energy.
A prepared recommendation to the Australian government has instructed parents not to watch TV for children under 2 years old ...
Children who spend a few hours each day watching TV or playing computer are also significantly weaker than children who don't watch, a study has revealed.
Poor eyes often involve continuous use of computers, watching television ... But a new study concludes, myopia depends heavily on birth.
The ban on fast food ads in the United States has reduced a significant proportion of 18% of children who are obese.
According to New Scientist, in 2007 there was a lot of controversy over new research related to health issues: Returned TB, new therapies causing tumors, TV: Add bad lan…
How many hours should children watch television? How to limit and repair bad habits like watching television? ... Based on research and experimentation with 180 children…
Your parents are right, should not just study and turn on the television. New research shows neglect affects learning style, making it difficult to re-apply later knowle…
At first glance, these drawings are smudged images. But for Peter Winterstein - pediatrician, these are the
Under the guidance of psychologists, children under 2 years old should not watch television, while older children should not exceed 1 to 2 hours / day. TV and video prog…
According to a message in a media campaign about to be broadcast on television in the UK, drinking a little more than the recommended safety threshold could significantl…
China Central Television (CCTV) on July 28 has announced 15 of 16 types of PVC food covering films containing DEHA plastics, which have been banned from use since 2005.