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The children's daily intake of grains, vegetables and fruits was below minimum recommendations, but their intake of fat and sugar exceeded them. The television study, published in March in the Journal of the American Medical Association, examined survey responses from 4,000 children aged 8 to 16. They found that one-fourth of American children watched four or more hours of television a day. These children weighed more and had more body fat than those who watched fewer than two hours a day. The study did not include time spent watching videos, playing video games and surfing the Internet or otherwise using a computer.