Psychological distress linked to physical inactivity
In adult men and women, psychological distress was linked to physical inactivity. E.g. By limiting day-to-day activities in general due to emotional problems…Read more>> In Australia, about 1 in 7 adults experience high or very high psychological distress. Reducing their distress may help improve their level of physical activity.
7 Mar 2010
Adolescent screen time reduces attachment to family and friends High levels of screen time were linked to poor attachment to parents and peers. E.g. More time spent television viewing and less time spent reading and doing homework were linked with low attachment to parents. Attachment to parents and peers is important for adolescent health and development. Activities that reduce high levels of screen time may help prevent poor attachment...Read more>>
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