Doom-scrolling declared a health crisis for Australian children
New research reveals Australian teenagers are spending more than four hours daily on screens, with fewer than one in five children getting adequate exercise. Medical experts, including Professor Ken Purnell from CQUniversity, warn that 'doom-scrolling' has become a major public health crisis affecting not only children's sleep, exercise and brain development, but also adults' relationships, work and overall wellbeing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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