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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Screen time may trigger emotional and behavioral issues in children, according to a large-scale, international study published in the academic journal “Psychological Bulletin.

On the contrary, some evidence has found that screen time boosts wellbeing instead of causing damage. In one study, researchers from the US and the UK examined 11,500 brain scans of children aged ...

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