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How stressful is watching your team in the World Cup? Scientists tested me to find out

Name: How stressful is watching your team in the World Cup? Scientists tested me to find out
Uploaded: 2026-06-23T10:32:25+00:00
Description: Can cheering for England in the World Cup be more stressful than a workout? Researchers monitor fans' heart rates and stress levels during intense matches to uncover the truth. Find out if the excitement of football could be a hidden health...

Can cheering for England in the World Cup be more stressful than a workout? Researchers monitor fans' heart rates and stress levels during intense matches to uncover the truth. Find out if the excitement of football could be a hidden health...

BBC News· Jun 23, 2026 · 10:32 AM · 2 views

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