1. Why do we always get the wrong numbers
    Tim Tim United States says:
    October 24, 2011 at 12:59 PM

    Why do not they give the average time spent outdoors in the most affected groups, rather than these meaningless relative hours information?  This lazy article and the hundreds of other clones is the typical rampant internet plagiarism we see nowadays...the author should get off their duff and go to the phone and get primary data using a little of their knoggin' as to what is actually useful information for the public.  Surely the absolute hours were presented, and would be the most useful information for both researchers and parents.

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