AAP News Vol. 13 No. 8 August 1997, p. 2
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Video games

A review of the latest research on video games suggests pediatricians can harness video game technology to improve children's health.

Because educators are moving toward using video games in learning, and children crave "edutainment," technology can provide a positive, healthful influence, researchers stated.

Several health-promoting video games are in use, such as: