Oman Observer
Rising screen time risks demand parental control
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Oman Observer
Read the full storyExcessive screen time and unstructured digital exposure are emerging as critical public health challenges affecting young children and adolescents in Oman. The rising risks associated with this issue underscore a demand for parental control measures. This problem, particularly noted in Muscat, highlights the necessity for interventions to manage children's digital habits effectively and address these growing concerns.
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