Do Hangovers Get Worse with Age? Here’s What Science Says

Many people notice hangovers seem to worsen with age, but is there scientific evidence to support this? While research is limited, there are several plausible reasons why aging might make hangovers more severe, including decreased liver function, increased inflammation, and dehydration. However, some studies suggest older adults may actually experience fewer hangovers, possibly due to decreased pain sensitivity. Learn more about the science behind hangovers and how aging might influence their severity.

New Cheek Swab Test May Predict Risk of Death Within a Year

A new test utilizing cheek cells shows promising potential in predicting the risk of death within a year. This epigenetic clock, named CheekAge, analyzes patterns in DNA methylation to estimate a person’s ‘biological age,’ which may be a better indicator of health than chronological age. While it cannot predict death with certainty, the test can help individuals understand their mortality risk and potentially make lifestyle changes for better health.

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