Hangovers can have 'serious consequences' on memory and reactions, study warns

Confirming what many will have experienced first hand, psychologists found hungover people had worse attention and memory, as well as slower speed and co-ordination.Researchers at the University of Bath say their findings have important implications for activities such as driving.People in certain jobs could also underperform, and the psycologists say some employers may want to consider changing health and safety guidelines when it comes to hungover employees coming into work.