The best way to prevent a miserable morning is to stay hydrated and avoid consuming too much alcohol, experts say.

As a lightweight drinker who can’t hold her liquor, the weekends are cheap but the hangovers are not when I’m stockpiling Hydralyte and buying McNuggets by the dozen in desperate attempts to feel ...

No, coffee and other caffeinated beverages don’t help hangovers. They can actually make your symptoms worse, as they slow ...

With New Year's Eve celebrations often leaving us feeling worse for wear the following morning, experts have shared five ...

Bourbon whiskey, for example, contains 37 times more congeners than vodka. Studies have shown that people who have a big ...

For those of us planning to see the New Year in with a tipple, the theory is the darker the drink, the worse the hangover. 'Different drinks contain differing amounts of substances called ...

During hangover, people most likely wake up with a throbbing headache, experience parched throat and feel nausea. These do ...

What you eat is important, too. While no food will magically cure your hangover, Schiff suggests four that may be worth a shot and four to avoid like the plague. Bananas can help restore depleted ...

Over half of us will drink more than usual this month, but there are ways to minimise the effects of alcohol on the morning ...

Can pregaming probiotics help a hangover? ZBiotics claims it helps prevent the worst parts of a hangover, so here's what we know about it.