Kids vs. Screens documentary – November 13, 2020
A new documentary titled “Kids vs. Screens” will be broadcast on CBC on November 13,...
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Tag: Screen Time
Associations Between Duration and Type of Electronic Screen Use and Cognition in US Children
HALO alumni Dr. Jeremy Walsh is lead author on a paper, “Associations Between Duration and...
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Screen Time and Problem Behaviors in Children: Exploring the Mediating Role of Sleep Duration
HALO post-doctoral fellow Dr. Michelle Guerrero is lead author on a paper, “Screen time and...
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Application of the Multi-Process Action Control Framework to Understand Parental Support of Child and Youth Physical Activity, Sleep, and Screen Time Behaviours
HALO Director Dr. Mark Tremblay is one of the authors on a paper, “Application of the...
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School Start Time Changes in the COMPASS Study: Associations With Youth Sleep Duration, Physical Activity, and Screen Time
HALO Research Scientist Dr. Jean-Philippe Chaput and HALO Affiliate Investigator Dr. Val Carson...
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Advocating For a Cautious, Conservative Approach to Screen Time Guidelines in Young Children
HALO Director Dr. Mark Tremblay is one of the authors on a letter to the editor, “Advocating...
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Why Screen Time for Babies, Children and Adolescents Needs to Be Limited
HALO Director Dr. Mark Tremblay is one of the authors on an article titled, “Why screen time...
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Influence of Physical Activity, Screen Time and Sleep on Inmates’ Body Weight During Incarceration in Canadian Federal Penitentiaries: A Retrospective Cohort Study
HALO Senior Scientist Dr. Jean-Philippe Chaput is second author on a paper, “Influence of...
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Limiting Children’s Recreational Screen Time to Less Than Two Hours a Day Linked to Better Cognition
Only one in 20 US children in the study met the full recommended guidelines on recreational screen...
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Associations Between 24 Hour Movement Behaviours and Global Cognition in US Children: A Cross-Sectional Observational Study
Former HALO postdoctoral fellow Dr. Jeremy Walsh is lead author on a paper, “Associations...
Read MorePaper From Holly Livock’s MSc Thesis Featured in Washington Post
Back in May, HALO alumna Holly Livock had her MSc work published in Appetite. On Monday, this paper was featured in a story published in the Washington Post titled, “In this case, screens might not be bad for...
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The Whole Day Matters for Cognitive Development in Children
New study from CHEO Research Institute shows children who meet screen and sleep time...
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