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Miserable Monday

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Many of us feel grim as we crawl to work after the weekend muttering 'I hate Mondays'. But the death statistics tell a more serious story about this reviled weekday, as new research highlights. Sara Abdulla reports.

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Abdulla, S. Miserable Monday. Nature (2000). https://doi.org/10.1038/news000127-1

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