Most young people do not get enough exercise, putting them at risk of long term health problems, a new report has found.

92% percent of Australian teenages are not meeting their daily physical activity requirements, with most spedning upwards of 3 hours a day on phones and tablet devices. A Vic Health report has also uncovered some alarming figures about screen time and inactivity in young children aged between 1-5. 

Vasiliki Raptis dissects the report, and speaks to healh experts about the implications physical inactivity might have for young people in the long term. 

Most young people do not get enough exercise, putting them at risk of long term health problems, a new report has found.
92% percent of Australian teenages are not meeting their daily physical activity requirements, with most spedning upwards of 3 hours a day on phones and tablet devices. A Vic Health report has also uncovered some alarming figures about screen time and inactivity in young children aged between 1-5.&nbsp;
Vasiliki Raptis dissects the report, and speaks to healh experts about the implications physical inactivity might have for young people in the long term.&nbsp;

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