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New York Times: Why are some people more susceptible to multiple-day hangovers?
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New York Times: Why are some people more susceptible to multiple-day hangovers?
(Science Times)The margaritas you downed on Friday night leave you slumped in bed all Saturday. On Sunday, you wake up, and you’re still parched and jittery. Your head hasn’t stopped
From 2018 to 2020, the rate increased by 14.7 percent for women compared to 12.5 percent for men.
Men are roughly three times more likely than women to die from alcohol use, the gap has narrowed and the risk to women has grown recently.
Researchers looked at the “harm paradox”—increased negative consequences individuals may experience when drinking at a certain level— and found that it impacted the majority of individuals with a mental health condition, though individuals with more than one mental illness were at a greater risk.