A team of youth led by CMCH's David Bickham, PhD, and Yulin Hswen, MPH, recently created a PSA urging young people to get tested for HIV. Since research shows that 13- to 24-year-olds are the group of Americans least likely to know they are infected with the virus, the video comes at a good time… Read more »
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CMCH Researchers Publish New Study in Pediatrics
CMCH authors published an article in the April 8 online edition of Pediatrics. Led by David Bickham, PhD, and CMCH Director Michael Rich, MD, MPH, our researchers looked at screen media usage in 13-, 14-, and 15-year-olds by having the teens keep 24-hour time-use diaries and report at random moments throughout their day what activities… Read more »
Happy Birthday, CMCH! Introducing the CMCH Monthly Meet
Dear Reader, In honor of the Center on Media and Child Health’s 10th year, we would like to introduce you to some of the people who make Center’s work possible. Each month in 2013, we’ll profile a different member of the CMCH team so that you can learn a little more about us, the work… Read more »
What Else Does CMCH Have To Offer?
We love finding new ways to connect with you. If you'd like to know what else we're up to, check thsi out: The CMCH Twitter account connects with other organizations and individuals and lets you know what we and others are up to. We love making new friends! The CMCH staff are always up to… Read more »
Join us for the screening debut of “The Fuel That Keeps Us Going: A documentary on success.”
We cordially invite you to join us on Wednesday April 11th 2012 for a screening of the documentary The Fuel that Keeps Us Going, created by seven youth peer leaders from Martha Eliot Health Center (MEHC). Through a 10-week program facilitated by the Center on Media and Child Health at Children's Hospital Boston, MEHC peer… Read more »
Research Toolbox: CMCH Database- Advanced Search
The CMCH Database of Research (DoR) can be searched using three different tools: Advanced Search, Guided Search, and Browse by CMCH Subject. Today were are going to explore the Advanced Search function and try out an example search for violence and video games. Step One: Go to the CMCH DoR Advanced Search page. Here you… Read more »
CMCH Information Services – Which are right for you?
In the past few months, we at CMCH have added several new information services such as Facebook, Twitter, and Ask the Mediatrician to help keep you updated about the latest news and research on media and children's health. We are changing things around a bit, so that this blog will focus primarily on resources for… Read more »
Are You a Fan of CMCH?
Is everyone you know on facebook these days? Well so are we! Head on over to our page and click on “Become a Fan” in the top right corner.
Our Readers’ New Year’s Media Resolutions
CMCH is ringing in the new year by compiling a list of our readers’ media resolutions for 2009. We hope that they help you come up with practical ideas for making your family’s media use the most positive experience it can be. To submit your own media resolution, please comment on this post. We asked… Read more »
Switching It Up: Format Change for CMCH Blog
We are changing up the format of the CMCH blog a little bit. Back when we started the blog in 2006, the idea was for it to be a way to update researchers about new media studies that had been released. From looking at use statistics, we soon found that our readers were just as… Read more »