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Children who watch TV more than two hours a day are more likely to face addictions later in life

Researchers in New Zealand tracked 1,000 people from birth until they were 45 years old. Those who watched more TV in childhood were more likely to have addictions later on.

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New Zealand University study says excessive TV viewing in childhood can lead to these habits

A team of researchers at University of Otago in New Zealand came up with some startling findings on viewing too much of television content.

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Excessive TV viewing in childhood can later lead to smoking, gambling: Study

Excessive TV viewing in childhood can later lead to smoking, gambling: Study
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Excessive TV viewing as a child can lead to higher risk of smoking, gambling

Our grandparents always told us we would get square eyes if we watched too much television. Now, a University of Otago study — the Next Generation Study —

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Excessive television viewing in childhood is risk factor for later smoking and gambling disorders

Excessive television viewing in childhood is risk factor for later smoking and gambling disorders
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