Healthy. Has physical penetration become a silent epidemic among adolescents?
Between study seats, screens and smartphones, the movement is retreating in the lives of many adolescents around the world. A fact that the World Health Organization (WHO) returned to the front through a new warning based on one of the largest global studies on youth physical activity. A study that revealed that millions of adolescents do not achieve the minimum recommended daily movement, which may have implications for their physical and psychological health today and in the future.
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Between study seats, screens and smartphones, the movement is retreating in the lives of many adolescents around the world. A fact that the World Health Organization (WHO) returned to the front through a new warning based on one of the largest global studies on youth physical activity. A study that revealed that millions of adolescents do not achieve the minimum recommended daily movement, which may have implications for their physical and psychological health today and in the future.
