Here's what happens to your brain when you get blackout drunk

December 7, 2018 2:58 AM

More than half of college students experience blackouts, according to studies. Alcohol, it turns out, interferes with the brain's ability to convert short term memories into long term ones. Since those memories don't get stored, you won't be able to recall them later.

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