Watching Less TV Could Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease, Study Finds

Sitting down to enjoy your favorite television show at night may be your evening ritual, but new research indicates too much TV time may have some serious health implications. A new study found watching more than an hour of TV daily was associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease, regardless of genetic makeup.

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