Expert calls for standardized treatment for Net addicts
A front-line advocate of treating Internet addiction Thursday appealed that net addicts must be taken into qualified health institutions rather than rehab camps, as China's Ministry of Health was soliciting public opinions on a draft guidance to juveniles on Internet use. "Internet addiction...
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- Blog Source: www.goodasis.comChina's ministry of health has moved to ban the use of physical punishment to treat teenagers addicted to the web, according to draft guidelines. There are dozens of treatment centres offering to wean youths, mostly boys, from spending ...
- Blog Source: hdlns.comBeijing C Chinese parents have turned to more than 200 organizations offering treatment for Internet disorders as the government increasingly warns of unhealthy Internet habits among the young. Many of the camps are imbued with a ...
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- Blog Source: www.teendirectory.netChina bans physical punishment for teen Internet addicts www.worldbulletin.net. China's Ministry of Health has banned the use of physical punishment to wean teens off the net, months after a boy was beaten to death at an Internet boot . ...
- Blog Source: pcworldmirror.blogspot.comChina Bans Solitary Confinement for Internet Addicts. China banned the use of physical punishment or confinement to treat Internet addiction after a teenager's death in a clinic months ago. ...
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