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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed concerns about excessive screen time and mental health, as legislative bodies in multiple states debated and passed laws to limit children's screen time.

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  1. Excessive screen time in K-12 education has been linked to cognitive decline.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed concerns about excessive screen time and mental health, as legislative bodies in multiple states debated and passed laws to limit children's screen time.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.MissouriIowaUtah

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  1. Excessive screen time in K-12 education has been linked to cognitive decline.Sub-event
  2. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. co-promoted the Presidential Fitness Test relaunch and praised Iowa's efforts to reduce screen time.Sub-event
  3. RFK Jr. warned about screen time issues as states like Iowa and Utah passed laws to limit children's device use.1 source

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