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Renee Bacher
How Watching Too Much TV Can Age Your Brain
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Renee Bacher
, September 13, 2019 04:17 PM
Sorry, Netflix fans. All that binge-watching could make your brain grow old before its time, according to a study that looked at TV-viewing habits.
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