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Online Video Gaming - When Does It Become A Health Hazard? Sources News Release http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR820.htm Publisher:  Bellwood Health Services Inc. Date Written:  30/04/10 Year Published:  2010   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter The recent launch of the popular gaming television series, Pure Pwnage, reflects a growing interest and devotion to gaming culture which healthcare professionals find worrisome. Obsessive preoccupation with gaming is a growing health concern. Abstract:  (Toronto, ON - April 28, 2010) The recent launch of the popular gaming television series, Pure Pwnage, to Showcase Network, reflects a growing interest and devotion to gaming culture which doctors and healthcare workers alike find worrisome. The hit #mockumentary' show emerged in 2004 as a web-distributed series that follows the daily routine of fictional character Jeremy, an obsessive gamer-savant who is reluctant to connect to the real, #offline' world. Reports reveal Pure Pwnage to be a gl... To read the full release go to http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR820.htm Topics Addiction Online Games/Gaming Video Games Video Games/Addiction to

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