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Young people's computer use: implications for health education
Leslie M. Alexander,
Candace Currie
GCU London
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Health Education
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Young People
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Information Communication Technology
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Computer Use
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Scotland
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Extended Period
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Upper Limb
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Headache
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Exposure Frequency
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Work Activity
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Functional Impairment
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Exposure Time
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Leisure Activities
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Health Behaviour in School-aged Children
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Collaborative Cross
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Education Activities
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Technology for Education
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Upper Limb Disorders
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Neck-shoulder Pain
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Nursing and Health Professions
World Health Organization
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Disease
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School-Aged Child
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Functional Disease
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Shoulder Pain
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Headache
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Social Sciences
Information and Communication Technologies
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Health Education
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UK
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Secondary Analysis
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Health Behavior
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School-Aged Child
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Leisure Activity
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Psychology
Leisure Activity
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Functional Impairment
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