Dae-Hee Han, Jordan P Davis, Daryl L Davies, John D Clapp, Eric R Pedersen, Adam M Leventhal
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Abstract
This cross-sectional study of young adults examined associations of hangover remedy use with alcohol use problems. Results suggest that ever-use of hangover remedy products was positively associated with alcohol use problem score, drinks per typical drinking day, and alcohol use disorder symptom count. Use of hangover remedies among young adults merits further scientific and regulatory attention.
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