Hyperborea
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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In a recent study, the risk of Alzheimer's rose 30 per cent for each hour per day of television watched. "We don't think that television causes Alzheimer's," said Robert Friedland of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. "We think [television] is a marker of an inactive lifestyle." He added that TV might also shut down the brain's natural curiosity and zest for learning, key attributes of activities that seem to offer an Alzheimer's shield.