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TRICKY TERRAIN

hen the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently studied the amount of time children spend in front of a screen, the national public health agency presented a jarring estimate. According to the CDC, youth aged 11 to 14 spend nearly nine hours per day using media devices for entertainment. That doesn't

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