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So we’re about to celebrate the solstice event late but call it Hogmanay, or “New Year’s” like we do every time the Earth complete’s a circuit of its orbit around the Sun. You’re probably musing on the idea of having a few beers, a glass or two of wine or maybe some of the harder [...]

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Gemma Prat of the Department of Psychiatry and Clinical Psychobiology, School of Psychology, University of Barcelona, Spain, explains in a research review paper earlier this year, that despite claims to the contrary, we really don’t yet fully understand what causes alcohol hangovers. There are, of course, plenty of theories, and even more home-spun [...]

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