"The Science Behind the Most Probable Time of Year for Your Death"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Science has identified distinct patterns around when people tend to die. According to research, the time people are most likely to die is around 11am, influenced by the body's circadian rhythm. However, individuals with a specific genotype tend to die around 6pm instead. Additionally, statistics show that more deaths occur during the cold winter months, with January and December being the deadliest. New Year's Day has been pinpointed as the deadliest day of the year, while Christmas Day sees a spike in heart attacks. Furthermore, analysis of death data reveals that Saturdays have a small but significant rise in deaths, attributed to factors such as drug overdoses, car accidents, and firearms.