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Tue Oct 12

Several hours a day of screen time is OK, study suggests

Written by: Katie Paulich, PhD Student in Psychology, Neuroscience and Behavioral Genetics, University of Colorado Boulder

The findings are gleaned from the largest U.S. study ever done on the brain development of children.Julien McRoberts via Getty Images

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