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- An Indiana study finds that chronic stress from hasslers ages the body about 1.5% faster annually.
- The study involved over 2,000 participants, and women reported more hasslers than men.
- Those with poor health or difficult childhoods were more affected.
- Family members as hasslers had a greater negative impact on cellular health.
- Experts suggest setting boundaries with hasslers to mitigate harm, noting that strong relationships can also provide health benefits.
