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Passive Television Viewing in Midlife Linked to Brain Atrophy and Cognitive Decline Risk in Later Years

Rifan Muazin Jul 22, 2026 0

For decades, the parental warning that television would "rot the brain" was dismissed as a hyperbolic deterrent aimed at encouraging…

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