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Beware! Long TV time poses blood clot risk
For the study, the researchers analysed data of 15,158 people aged between 45 and 64. The participants were asked about their health status, whether they exercised or smoked, and whether they were over-weight or not. The findings showed that the participants who watched television very often had more than 1.7 times the risk of suffering from VTE as compared to those who never or seldom watched television.
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