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Study Ties Midlife TV Watching in 1,700 Adults to Smaller Brain Regions and White Matter Damage
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ScienceDaily
10h ago
Midlife TV Watching Linked to Smaller Brain Regions, White Matter Damage
ScienceAlert
10h ago
Study Links Frequent Midlife TV Watching to Smaller Brain Volumes in Men
AOL
10h ago
9 surprising ways watching too much TV in midlife affects your brain - AOL
health.yahoo.com
10h ago
Watching Too Much TV May Actually Rot Your Brain After All, Study Finds
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