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Film shows how to overcome our obsession with phones and other screens
An American doctor has developed rules to minimise the problems caused by mobile phone and video game use.
Garry Maddox is a Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.
An American doctor has developed rules to minimise the problems caused by mobile phone and video game use.
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