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Preliminary results of an academic study suggest that hangovers are worse for the young. The research, carried out by the University of Southern Denmark, found that the physical symptoms of excessive drinking were more prominent in younger people, with over-60s much less prone to nausea or headaches.Preliminary results of an academic study suggest that hangovers are worse for the young. The research, carried out by the University of Southern Denmark, found that the physical symptoms of excessive drinking were more prominent in younger people, with over-60s much less prone to nausea or headaches.
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