Based on 613 boys and 590 girls the Boston researchers found that for each 1-hour of TV viewing per day the kids drank more sugar-sweetened beverages and ate more fast food.
Based on 613 boys and 590 girls the Boston researchers found that for each 1-hour of TV viewing per day the kids drank more sugar-sweetened beverages and ate more fast food.
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