Heart Anatomy (interior View)
According to a new study, people who watch a lot of television in early adulthood are more likely to develop risk factors for heart disease in their mid-40s than people who watched less TV. And even more worrisome, researchers also found that people who have these increased risks are not able to exercise them away.
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