'27 Club' Myth Debunked
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•The '27 Club' is a MYTH, study claims
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The ' 27 Club ' refers to the widespread belief that famous people are unusually likely to die at age 27 .
Unfortunate members include Amy Winehouse , Jimi Hendrix , Kurt Cobain and Janis Joplin .
Indiana University study found there is no evidence the age of 27 carries an increased risk of death.
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