In the media
- MDEdge Pediatrics: Physical Activity Eases Depressive Symptoms in Young People
- Medical Express: Regular Aerobic Exercise Reduces Depression in Teens
- UPI: Exercise Programs Linked to Reduced Depression in Children, Teens
- AP News: School Physical Education Programs Could Play an Important Role in Reducing Kids’ Depression
- Psychology Today: More Evidence That Exercise Can Alleviate Teenage Depression
- The Doctor Will See you Now: Helping Kids Work It Out
- American College of Sports Medicine: Diversity, equity & inclusion at ACSM: the yield on decades of courage and commitment
- Chicago Tribune: 5 ways to keep getting outside for sanity boosts and outdoor fitness during winter
- Science News: Survey raises worries about how screen time affects kids’ brains
- Yahoo!: Too much screen time, too little horseplay for kids: study
- The Guardian: US kids spend too much time in front of a screen and too little asleep, study finds
- Huffington Post: Too much screen time linked to drop in kids’ brain functioning: Canadian study
- The Telegraph: More than two hours screentime a day could damage children’s brain development
- ABC News: Too much screen time, too little sleep and exercise linked to worse cognitive development in children: study
- Forbes: Less screen time linked to better cognition in kids: study
- Lancet Child & Adolescent Health: Convergent influence of lifestyle behaviour on neurocognitive development in children
- Medscape Medical News: Less recreational screen time tied to better cognition in kids
- Science News for Students: Less screentime linked to better memory, learning in kids
- ACSM’s Health & Fitness Journal: Thompson W.R. worldwide survey of fitness trends for 2016, what’s driving the market