Prospective relationship between family screen time rules, obesogenic behaviours, and childhood obesity

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Prospective relationship between family screen time rules, obesogenic behaviours, and childhood obesity

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Family screen use rules (FSRs) could plausibly protect against the development of childhood obesity, although the mechanisms underlying these protective effects remain largely unexplored. This research aimed to investigate prospectively the associations between exposure to FSRs at age 24 months, obesogenic behaviours (excessive screen time and short sleep duration) at age 45 months, and obesity at age 54 months. Additionally, a model proposing the mediating role of obesogenic behaviours in th...

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Hashemi, Ladan / Ghasemi, Maryam / Schlichting, Deborah / Pirouzi, Maryam / Grant, Cameron / Swinburn, Boyd

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/71190

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4206 Public Health / 42 Health Sciences / Nutrition / Sleep Research / Obesity / Pediatric / Childhood Obesity / Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Public, Environmental & Occupational Health / GROWING-UP / CHILDREN / RECOMMENDATIONS / ASSOCIATION / ENVIRONMENT / HABITS / RISK / 1117 Public Health and Health Services / 4202 Epidemiology / 4203 Health services and systems

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