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Screen time surge affecting children’s eyes, sleep and behaviour, say experts

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Padmavati Prabhu Panaji: With children and adolescents increasingly hooked to mobile phones, tablets and laptops, experts warn that prolonged screen time can adversely affect their mental and physical health. “Screen time is the quiet, glowing window through which children peek into the digital world. It is the time their eyes remain fixed on a mobile screen, tablet, television, laptop or gaming console,” says paediatrician Dr Siddhi Nevrekar Us…
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navhindtimes.in broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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