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Hangovers Do Little to Stop Future Drinking
Countless people have woken up the morning after a night of drinking and swore to themselves that they're never drinking again. But new research suggests that those sentiments are rarely followed through on, and that being hungover from a night of drinking does little to dissuade people from drinking again.
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