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See Latest ArticlesThe relationships between body mass index and television viewing, internet use and cellular phone use: The moderating effects of socio-demographic characteristics and exercise
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 09/01/09
Ko CH et al. – High television viewing and high Internet use were associated with increased BMI in adolescents. Exercising had a moderating effect on the relationship between BMI and television viewing. Several Internet and cellular phone–related activities were associated with increased BMI.
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