Differences in TV Viewing and Computer Game Playing’s Relationships with Physical Activity and Eating Behaviors among Adolescents: An NHANES Study

Jared JashinskyUniversity of Georgia College of Public HealthCorrespondence[email protected]

Jennifer GayUniversity of Georgia College of Public Health

Nathan HansenUniversity of Georgia College of Public Health

Jessica MuilenburgUniversity of Georgia College of Public Health

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