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PROFESSOR RYUTA KAWASHIMA

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Video games cause permanent brain damage?

By Bill Velasco | August 10, 2002 - 12:00am

In a desire to emulate their sports heroes, whether it be in car racing, billiards, boxing, golf or other sports, children would often rather enter the fantasy world of video games instead of actually flexing their...

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