Parents’ phone habits increase exposure of mature content for children, new study finds
As parents spend more time on their phones, children are likely to engage with age-inappropriate content. Experts weigh in on ...
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Jewish organizations urge pediatricians to retract letter of support for Hamas doctor
The American Academy of Pediatrics sent a letter asking the State Department to investigate the well-being of a physician in ...
Ahead of RFK Jr. confirmation hearings, poll shows nation divided on public health
Trust in public health in the United States has been steadily declining since the Covid-19 pandemic, and President Donald ...
Cases of SIDS — Sudden Infant Death Syndrome — Spike by 12%: 'Unbelievably Horrific'
“The death of an infant from SIDS or SUID [Sudden Unexpected Infant Death] is unbelievably horrific. And we as a public ...
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Kids Consume More Mature Media When Parents Overuse Screens
Results showed that for every unit increase in parental screen use, the likelihood of kids consuming mature content rose 11% ...
Parents' role key in shaping children's exposure to mature media
As children's screen time continues to rise, so does their exposure to age-inappropriate content, including R-rated movies and violent video games.