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Volume: 41 Issue: 11

1. Further thinking about the double-edged sword effect of digital media use on mental health among children and adolescents Page:1601—1605
2. Importance and pathways for school health and health education in the new era Page:1606—1609
3. Internet addiction and college students depression:an analysis of moderating mediating effects Page:1610—1613
4. Mobile phone dependence and gray matter volume in college freshmen Page:1614—1616
5. Effects of Internet addiction on depression symptoms among adolescences in Jilin Province Page:1617—1620
6. Moderating effect of sleep quality on the relationship between problematic mobile phone use and anxiety of college students Page:1621—1624
7. Relationship between digital media use and anxiety in college students during the COVID-19 outbreak Page:1625—1628
8. Serum vitamin A among children aged 0-16 in Nantong Page:1629—1630
9. Breakfast consumption and influencing factors of primary and middle school students in rural poor areas of Guizhou Province Page:1631—1634
10. Prevalence of the double burden of malnutrition among primary and secondary school students in Guangzhou in the 2004-2013 academic year Page:1635—1637
11. Health education needs and demands for primary and middle school students in Guiyang Page:1638—1642
12. Nutritional status of children with autism spectrum disorders in Zhengzhou Page:1643—1645
13. Risk perception, emergency preparedness and emergency literacy among medical students under COVID-19 epidemic Page:1646—1649
14. Trends of substance abuse behavior among adolescents in Guangdong Province, 2007-2016 Page:1650—1653
15. Sex-related knowledge and behavior among children in senior grade of kindergarten in rural areas fo Sichuan Province Page:1654—1656
16. A case-control study of association between e-cigarettes with smoking tendency in adolescents Page:1657—1660
17. AIDS-related knowledge among college freshmen and its influence on sexual attitudes and behaviors in Jiangsu Province Page:1661—1663
18. Associations of psychological resilience with family cohesion and non-suicidal self-injury of middle school students in Fujian Province Page:1664—1667
19. Interaction effects between the dietary behaviors and the type of caregivers on their overweight or obesity among left-behind children Page:1668—1670
20. Knowledge and behavior towards COVID-19 among primary and middle school students in Guangdong Province Page:1671—1674
21. Comparison of mental health status between freshmen upgrading from junior college and ordinary freshmen in Nanjing City Page:1675—1677
22. Relationship between physical activity and trajectories of anxiety and depression scores in college students Page:1678—1681
23. Influence of physical exercise on mental health of college students during the epidemic of COVID-19 Page:1682—1687
24. Analysis on the age of menarche and associated factors of Han, Zhuang and Yao nationality female students in Guangxi Page:1688—1691
25. Influence of the physical growth indicators of primary and middle school students on hemoglobin in different economic zones of Ningxia Page:1692—1694
26. Preliminary analysis on distribution characteristics and risk factors of uric acid in overweight and obese children aged 7-13 in Tangshan City Page:1695—1698
27. Correlation analysis of lipid metabolism and heart rate deflection point in 7-12 year old students residing at high altitude Page:1699—1702
28. Associated factors of screened myopia of junior middle school students in six provinces of China Page:1703—1706
29. Trend of injury mortality of children and adolescents in Kunming during 2010-2019 Page:1707—1710
30. Association between breastfeeding and types of obesity in children and adolescents Page:1711—1715
31. Current status and demand of health services in primary and middle school clinic in 16 provinces of China Page:1716—1718
32. Tracking evaluation of "General Provisions of Safety and Health for Writing Boards" Page:1719—1722

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