The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges has issued guidance for doctors to routinely check on children's screen time and social media use during medical visits. This recommendation reflects a consensus among medical professionals about the potential harms of excessive screen exposure.
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The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges has issued guidance for doctors to routinely check on children's screen time and social media use during medical visits. This recommendation reflects a consensus among medical professionals about the potential harms of excessive screen exposure.
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