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Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Harvard Medical School recently released the results of a study conducted on the link between increased television viewing and depression in teens. The media habits of more than 4,000 teens were observed in the study, which found that increasing television viewing by one hour per day boosted the odds of depression later in life by nerly 8%. An article in the LA Times notes: