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Tablets and phones were not around when my children were young. >> well, i can say that parents do use it as a way to calm their kids while they are doing other things, but it can have an impact on kids. so this study took about 437 kids and followed them and assessed screen time for four months. and the initial screen time was two hours and it seems like a lot. and at 9 years old, kids with the more screen times reduced executive function. and that is how we make decisions is, plan, multitask, ...

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People see they are allowed into the united states they will keep coming. >> all right. gustavo valdez, thank you for that report. vivid depiction of whats happening. joining me is united nations ambassador john boulton. want to talk to you about immigration but we were talking to officer fanone and i know well be watching what takes place with the final public hearing of the january 6 committee suspecting that they will make criminal referrals on front to the justice department. congressman s...

All of the savory and sweet snacks. a large proportion of the american diet is ultra processed foods and a link there to obesity and cancer but whats not looked at before is link to cog nif decline and what this study tried to assess. >> what did they find? >> they took 10,000 individuals in brazil with a food questionnaire. followed them for about eight years and found exactly what you said is if the diet had greater than 20% of daily consumption of ultra processed foods they were at risk of fa...

Over 100 sector experts and representative bodies have signed an open letter to Ofsted identifying ‘deficiencies’ within the inspectorate’s first part of its early years research curriculum review.

But we are likely going to talk to an actual doctor, doctor marc siegel, who is going to assess the situation. what is your view of that, doctor? >> well, tucker, good evening. we talked about how concerned i am and others are about the impact of his stroke, comprehension, ability to make decisions and executive function, which you have to do daily. juggling many balls at once, many of us have concerns and have been calling for records for transparency, which he has not shown. he has shown some ...

Talking to an actual doctor , dr. marc siegel, who joinsin us now to assess the ability of john fetterman to serve in the u.s. senate. >> dr. siegel, whats your view of that? well talk, tucker. we talk. tconc good evening.erne a nd othwe talked about how conced i am and others are about the impact of this stroke and his comprehension abilitimpy and his ability to make decisions and executive function, which hed have to do daily in office, and hed have to juggle many at once.li ng manin. a lot of...

Medicine. but thats all he could say. it was clear to me that he tro wasnt only having trouble expressing himself, but having troublubhx thoughtse with compl. and sean. a 23% chance hes going to have another stroke in a year with god help us . doesnt happen to him. n highbut with all his medical s even higher than that and i think that is performing. let me show on that. doctor sees a problem with executive function. an: wo put good wouldul it would a high stress event like nationally televised ...

Say. it was clear he wasnt only having trouble expressing himself but having trouble with complex thoughts and, sean, 23% chance hell have another stroke in a year. god help us doesnt happen to him, but with all his medical risks, even higher than that and i think that his performance shows -- shows -- the problem with executive function. go ahead. >>sean: would a high stress event like a national televised debate, would that probably even be a trigger in other words he shouldnt have been there ...