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Study finds clubbing positively impacts wellbeing of middle-aged women

A recent study has shown that a significant majority of middle-aged women feel that clubbing enhances their overall wellbeing. Out of 130 women surveyed, 91 percent reported positive effects from attending electronic dance music events.

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A recent study has shown that a significant majority of middle-aged women feel that clubbing enhances their overall wellbeing. Out of 130 women surveyed, 91 percent reported positive effects from attending electronic dance music events.

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Clubbing helps middle-aged women stay happy and healthy, study finds

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Study finds clubbing positively impacts wellbeing of middle-aged women