Minors in Spain Spend Almost 4 Hours a Day with Screens and Their Use Is Not Homogeneous: It Grows More in Children of Non-University
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Minister of Health Mónica García warns that excessive use of devices is not a matter of individual responsibility, but a public health problem.
Spanish children and adolescents already spend more than 3 hours a day using screens
Teenagers spend on average 3 hours and 45 minutes on devices, a use linked to emotional well-being disorders, according to a report by the Gasol Foundation
The differences become even more visible when analyzing the socio-economic environment, warns a report published by the Paul Gasol Foundation
According to a new report from the Gasol Foundation's PASOS study, the average screen time between children and adolescents has increased since 2019 and is close to two months a year. By course, the highest use is recorded in 4th ESO.
The use of screens between children and adolescents is triggered: 70% spends more than three hours a day, specifically 215.5 minutes on average; since during the week the number of...
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