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Kids have time in the summer, but should they be watching TV? Experts weigh in on how much and what to watch, and why TV is better than an iPad.

While our digital devices have many useful purposes, more studies show that excessive screentime can jeopardize a person’s mental, emotional and physical well-being.

Yaşar Barut, from the Department of Child Development at Ondokuz Mayıs University’s Faculty of Health Sciences, has expressed ...

The report looked not only at how much time younger children are spending on smartphones, tablets and other devices but also how they are spending that time. Here's what you need to know.

Researchers found that adolescents who have unstructured online leisure time are learning digital media skills and can do ...

Conclusions about the effects of digital media, or "screen time," are often incomplete, irrelevant or wrong, scientists say.

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It is unclear if the findings are related to the screen time itself, or from the lack of other activities that screen time replaces, such as reading with parents, socializing and outdoor play.

Excessive screen time among kids has been linked to a loss of social skills, behavioral problems, less sleep or irregular sleep and obesity.