The alcohol hangover and its potential impact on the UK armed forces: a review of the literature on post-alcohol impairment.

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OBJECTIVE: To raise awareness within the Defence Medical Services regarding the potential effect of post-alcohol impairment / alcohol hangover. METHOD: Literature relating to post-alcohol impairment / alcohol hangover, and the evidence for impairment is reviewed, with discussion relating to UK Armed Forces. CONCLUSION: The evidence for performance impairment during alcohol hangover is not conclusive. Until further evidence is available policy should acknowledge the potential for impaired functioning, particularly the morning after a heavy drinking session, and even when blood alcohol has returned to zero. Recommendations for clinical practice and areas for further research are presented.

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Barker, C. T. (2004). The alcohol hangover and its potential impact on the UK armed forces: a review of the literature on post-alcohol impairment. Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. https://doi.org/10.1136/jramc-150-03-02

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