Binge-Watching TV Can Dull Your Brain
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Watching TV for 3 and a half hours a day makes your memory worse says study - Mirror Online
How to make sure your TV is in the best position | Freeview
Prolonged television viewing linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and premature death | News | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Television viewing linked to higher injury risk in people with hostile personality traits
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Virgin Media data reveals major shift in how people are watching TV during lockdown | The Independent | The Independent
Tweeting While Watching TV Diminishes Enjoyment - UConn Today
The way we watch TV is changing: A look into the future
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Watching TV With Your Child Can Help Their Cognitive Development - Neuroscience News
Children Watching TV: Is It Good or Bad? - Room To Grow
Too much TV in childhood takes its toll as a teen
Dementia: Binge-watching television can increase risk later in life, study finds - Mirror Online
Lockdown leads to surge in TV viewing and streaming in UK | News | IBC
Binge watching TV and its effects on sleep - Clinical Advisor
Family viewing is alive and well - but everyone is watching on a different screen
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University of Glasgow - University news - Archive of news - 2020 - July - Limiting TV time to 2 hours per day could minimise health risks from TV
TV viewing 'peaks at four hours a day' | Television industry | The Guardian
What People Watch: Weather, seasonality and television viewing | Barb
How too much TV could kill you
Watching TV strongly linked to higher risk of childhood obesity: Study | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express
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Binge Watching Television Increased Risks
Psychological Research Explains Why TV Viewing Is Higher than Ever
