Screen time and associated risks in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders during a discrete COVID-19 lockdown period

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Psychiatry, December 2022

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Parents report that some autistic children exceeded recommended screen-time limits during pandemic lockdowns. Via @FrontPsychiatry. See more in Spotted: https://t.co/mu6kDkZPzT https://t.co/l65ih7O6lF

27 Dec 2022

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Parents report that some autistic children — particularly those who are more withdrawn or are from families with low socioeconomic status — exceeded recommended screen-time limits during pandemic lockdowns. Via @FrontPsychiatry. @J_Y_Bernard https://t.co

21 Dec 2022

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Screen time and associated risks in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders during a discrete COVID-19 lockdown period https://t.co/vV4aUjqN4K #Autisme #PubMed

19 Dec 2022

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Screen time and associated risks in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders during a discrete COVID-19 lockdown period https://t.co/1g1dz2DOPY #Autism #PubMed

19 Dec 2022

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