The BBC has made an excellent short video explaining the science behind hangovers for their upcoming program "James May's Things You Need To Know … About the Human Body." It's great stuff, and very much worth watching. Sadly, they did not include an embed option. To watch the clip, you'll have to jump over to their website.
How hangovers work
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