Violence on television: what are the consequences for children?
Boys exposed to violent videos and films at a young age are more likely to exhibit antisocial behavior during adolescence. ...
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Olympic Games: Watching the events on TV could make you fat
Watching sporting events, such as the Olympic Games, on television leads to an increase in candy consumption, and therefore, by ...
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Having the TV on during meals delays children
Children exposed to television during family meals often have delays in their cognitive development. THE ESSENTIAL Prolonged exposure to screens ...
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Dyslexics: soon subtitles adapted to television
The Canal+ television channel is going to set up subtitles specially developed for dyslexic people who have reading difficulties so ...
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Type 2 diabetes: this daily activity can make your pain worse
People with type 2 diabetes who spend a lot of time watching TV have more severe chronic pain. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Childhood: watching too much television increases the risk of addiction
Children who spend a lot of time in front of the television screen suffer the consequences as adults. They are ...
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Education, mental health… Teenagers exposed to violence on television from the age of 3 have more difficulty
A new study shows that young children's exposure to violent content on television can have harmful consequences on their development ...
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Watching TV with your child can also be positive for their development
Exposure to a screen, when the content is adapted, is likely to have a positive effect on the cognitive development ...
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Watching TV increases the risk of dementia in people over 60
The time spent sitting, and intellectually inactive, has consequences on brain health. THE ESSENTIAL Dementia causes a decline in cognitive ...
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Sleeping with the television on is a very bad idea!
Sleeping with the television on is a very bad idea as it can lead to an early death. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Television report: Hospital on the verge of a nervous breakdown
The Roanne hospital center, in the Loire, is undoubtedly the most indebted hospital in France. His debt is such (it ...
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Too much television increases the risk of Alzheimer’s
© fotoliaResearchers from the Northern California Institute for Research did a study on the association between sedentary lifestyle, cognitive performance ...
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Limiting TV to 1 hour a day would prevent one in ten cases of coronary heart disease
According to researchers from the University of Cambridge and the University of Hong Kong, watching too much television is associated ...
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Television: binge-watching, a first sign of depression?
© ThinkstockYour teen stays slouched for hours in front of game of thrones, the zappette in hand? Careful, maybe he's ...
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A child too exposed to screens would be more likely to develop language disorders
According to a report published this Tuesday, January 14 by Public Health France, the screens would multiply by three the ...
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Childhood: intensive use of screens modifies the structure of the brain
Children who spend a lot of time on screens score lower on language, writing and reading tests. What are the ...
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Finally watch TV legally in the car!
Instead of paying attention to the road, just put on your favorite TV series or movie in the car. That's ...
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Watching too much television: a high-risk activity!
People who spend more than four hours a day in front of the small screen greatly increase their risk of ...
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Talking to children in front of the TV is good for their curiosity
Parent-child conversations in front of the TV stimulate children's learning and exploration. THE ESSENTIAL 98% of homes have a television ...
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Sleep apnea: turn off the TV and exercise to reduce the risk
The risk of having sleep apnea would be accentuated by a sedentary lifestyle. Not watching too much television and doing ...
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Is it really that unhealthy to eat while watching television or on your smartphone?
Is it really that unhealthy to eat while watching television or on your smartphone? Patricia Schutte, nutritionist† It is good ...
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Do your kids a favor, turn off the TV at mealtimes!
TV on during meals is associated with poorer language development in young children THE ESSENTIAL Family meals are key moments ...
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Watching too much television would lead to a decline in cognitive functions from the age of 40
If you're over 40 and used to watching TV for several hours at a time every day, it might be ...
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There is a link between lifestyle habits and BMI during infancy
The consumption of fatty and sugary foods and time spent in front of the television are all bad habits that ...
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Screens contribute to poor eating habits in children
The time spent in front of the screens would encourage children to eat less balanced. These bad habits would be ...
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“Operation Renaissance” is a flop: why reality TV should not have taken hold of obesity
M6's new program, Opération Renaissance, was broadcast on Monday January 11, 2021 for the first time, then stopped for lack ...
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In case of confinement, turn off your laptop to avoid the blues!
During periods of confinement, the more time people spend in front of a screen, the more their level of loneliness ...
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Death of Bertrand-Kamal (Koh-Lanta): when should you screen for pancreatic cancer?
Bertrand-Kamal Loudrhiri, candidate for Koh-Lanta, died of pancreatic cancer at just 30 years old. A disease whose prognosis is still ...
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The return to favor of television is confirmed after the deconfinement
Television audiences rose sharply during the lockdown. And the deconfinement confirms this trend, according to the latest wave of the ...
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Screen time can affect children’s self-regulation abilities
Young children who are exposed not only to television, but also to smartphones and tablets, are more likely to have ...
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