George Datto
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Recent Articles
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Phan T, Tucker J, Siegel R, Christison A, Stratbucker W, Werk L, et al.
Child Obes
. 2018 Oct;
15(1):21-30.
PMID: 30272488
Background: The prevalence of severe obesity and electronic game use among youth has increased over time. Methods: We administered a survey assessing gaming and psycho-demographic characteristics to youth aged 11-17...
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Mirza N, Phan T, Tester J, Fals A, Fernandez C, Datto G, et al.
Child Obes
. 2018 May;
14(7):443-452.
PMID: 29791184
Severe obesity defined as an age- and gender-specific body mass index ≥120% of the 95th percentile in children younger than 5 years is well recognized as a significant challenge for...
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Stubblefield S, Datto G, Phan T, Werk L, Stackpole K, Siegel R, et al.
Cyberpsychol Behav Soc Netw
. 2017 Feb;
20(2):109-116.
PMID: 28170312
Prior studies show seven percent to nine percent of children demonstrate gaming behaviors that affect a child's ability to function (e.g., problem gaming), but none have examined the association between...
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Jasik C, King E, Rhodes E, Sweeney B, Mietus-Snyder M, Mollie Grow H, et al.
Child Obes
. 2015 Oct;
11(5):630-7.
PMID: 26440387
Background: There are no existing multisite national data on obese youth presenting for pediatric weight management. The primary aim was to describe BMI status and comorbidities among youth with obesity...
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Siegel R, Fals A, Mirza N, Datto G, Stratbucker W, Ievers-Landis C, et al.
Child Obes
. 2015 Aug;
11(5):624-9.
PMID: 26305259
Background: Obesity is a major healthcare problem in youth and their social/electronic media (SEM) use has been described as a risk factor. Though much is known about the newer technologies...