The Times of India

Turns out Mom was right: Watching too much TV may be shrinking your brain, says study

A new study reveals that habitual television viewing in middle age is linked to shrinkage in the frontal and occipital lobes, leading to significant declines in decision-making and visual processing abilities. The findings also show decreased gray matter and heightened white matter hyperintensities, particularly affecting men more than women. This could steer public health recommendations towards promoting more cognitively demanding leisure pursuits to combat these neurological changes.