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See Latest ArticlesExtracurricular physical activity participation modifies the association between high TV watching and low bone mass
Bone , 09/08/09
Ortega FB et al. – Watching television for 3 or more h/d seems to be associated with an increased risk for low BMC in male adolescents. However, this association is mediated by participation in PA, suggesting that negative consequences of excessive television watching on adolescent bone health could be counteracted by sport participation. Longitudinal data and randomized controlled trials will confirm or contrast the findings.
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