What too much TV really does to your brain
Four studies published today suggest that too much TV may shrink your brain
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What is the recommended amount of TV viewing?
The studies do not yet specify the amount of TV that is considered excessive.
What type of TV viewing is considered passive?
The studies do not yet specify what type of TV viewing is considered passive.
What is the mechanism by which TV viewing affects brain health?
The studies do not yet specify the mechanism by which TV viewing affects brain health.
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Four studies published today suggest that too much TV may shrink your brain. The studies suggest that excessive television viewing may lead to a reduction in brain volume.
The research indicates that passive screen time, particularly watching TV, could have long-term effects on brain health. The New York Post, VICE, The Atlanta Voice and StudyFinds all published studies today that suggest that too much TV may shrink the brain.
The studies do not yet specify the amount of TV that is considered excessive.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. Updated 80d ago.
The reporting (4)
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Passive Screen Time May Affect Brain Health Over TimeThe Atlanta Voice · 80d ago
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Study: Too Much TV May Shrink The BrainStudyFinds · 80d ago
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What too much TV really does to your brainNew York Post · 80d ago
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