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Pediatric dietary mobile game improved children’s short-term food choices – News-Medical.Net
Rates of overweight and obesity in children are rising around the world, with serious long-term consequences for health and health care costs. In prior research,…
Rates of overweight and obesity in children are rising around the world, with serious long-term consequences for health and health care costs. In prior research, video and mobile games have helped children eat healthier and exercise more.
A new study examined how Indian 10- and 11-year-olds’ food choices were affected by playing a pediatric dietary mobile game that uses implicit learning–educating players without making them aware of the lessons through innovations in neurocognitive training and…
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