New medical research shows children who spend most of their time looking at TVs, computers and video games may suffer from more than eye strain as adults.
A study of 6-year-olds in Australia found those children had narrower arteries at the backs of their eyes than those who are more physically active.
That can be a sign of future heart disease.
The research was published in the journal "Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, And Vascular Biology."
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