Screen time behaviours and caffeine intake in US children: findings from the cross-sectional National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).

BMJ Paediatr Open · 2018 · PMC6045721 · PMID 30019017

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A trend of a greater proportion of children who watched ≥2 hours TV/day consuming caffeine (75.2%) versus those who watched less TV (70.3%) was noted that approached significance (p=0.05).

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