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Yes, hang-xiety is a real thing

Yes, hang-xiety is a real thing
BBC Health Friday 09 October 2026, 14:59 UTC 1 min read
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Waking up feeling hungover AND anxious? BBC Health's Chloe Hayward explains the science behind hang-xiety.

Waking up feeling hungover AND anxious? BBC Health's Chloe Hayward explains the science behind hang-xiety.
BBC Health's (ORG) Chloe Hayward (PERSON)
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