Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
| 11 months ago
Children who watch more TV between the ages of two and four may increase their risk of having a large waist size and weaker muscular fitness by the end of grade 4, Quebec research suggests. To examine the association between hours spent watching TV...
Leader Post Online
| 11 months ago
It's common sense that being planted in front of the TV for hours on end isn't good for kids but new research tracks exactly how unhealthy it is. A study by researchers at the Universite de Montreal and the St-Justine Mother and Child University...
The Globe & Mail
| 11 months ago
The bottom line is that watching too much television beyond the recommended amounts is not good, Linda Pagani of the University of Montreal, senior author of the study, said in a press release . Recommendations published last year by the Canadian...
Fox News
| 11 months ago
FoxNews.com A new study has found the amount of hours children spend watching television could have an impact on their waistline and physical fitness, BBC News reported. Published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical...
BBC
| 11 months ago
TV habits 'can predict kids' waist size and fitness' Experts say children should not watch more than two hours of TV a day Children who increase the number of hours of weekly television they watch between the ages of two and four years old risk...
The Independent
| 11 months ago
News in pictures Life & Style blogs For those of you who have watched James Cameron's Avatar, if you cast your mind back you might remem... Be beside the seaside in your own little home from home Born and raised in Tunisia, I was taught at a very...
