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Psychology suggests many people over 70 who watch TV for hours may be coping with the loss of routine, purpose, and feeling needed

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Psychology suggests many people over 70 who watch TV for hours may be coping with the loss of routine, purpose, and feeling needed

KinnApril 29, 2026April 29, 20265 mins0

Last week, I called my friend Ruth right at 3 PM—precisely when her favorite courtroom show begins.…

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