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What’s in a Label?
Future regulations may require wine labels to list ingredients and nutritional information, a move welcomed by some winemakers and …
Older Drinkers Most Likely to Reap Alcohol’s Protective Health Benefits
Analyzing data from around the world, researchers found young drinkers are prone to risky behavior, while older drinkers enjoy …
New Study Links Wine to Better Cognitive Function in Elderly
A Japanese study finds that people over age 75 may benefit from a regular glass of wine
Is Wine the Heart-Healthiest Alcoholic Beverage?
Greek researchers found that moderate consumption of red wine may decrease oxidative stress, one of the biggest risk factors in …
Moderate Wine Consumption Linked to Reduced Tumor Risk
Researchers found that moderate wine drinkers were as much as 40 percent less likely to develop pituitary adenoma
You Must Remember This: Moderate Wine Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia
Researchers find evidence of neuroprotective benefits in a daily glass of wine and a few cups of tea
Bad Fat? Red Wine Could Fight That, Researchers Believe
A study comparing consumption of various alcohols found a link between red wine and lower levels of visceral fat and between white …
Drinking Wine During Meals Could Lower Your Risk of Developing Diabetes, Researchers Find
Preliminary data from a Tulane study found that the timing of your wine consumption could play a major role in preventing type 2 …
A Flavonoid-Rich Diet, Including Wine, May Help Those with Parkinson's Live Longer
A new study finds that a healthy dose of red wine, fruits and vegetables could lower mortality risk for those suffering from the …
No, Your Wine Is Not Packed with Sugar
A U.K. anti-alcohol group cries out that wine is full of sugar and calories, but their findings are full of something else
Do Fitness Lovers Drink More? New Study Says Yes
Researchers found a link between people with high fitness levels and moderate to heavy drinking habits
New Study Suggests Red Wine Reduces COVID Infection Rates
U.K. residents who drank 1 to 2 glasses of red wine per day had a lower chance of infection
Is a Cure for Hangovers Finally Here? More Evidence Needed
A team of researchers graded studies of remedies that could make you feel less wooly after a night of drinking, and found the …
Are There Any Good Non-Alcoholic Wines?
The options are expanding for health-conscious consumers looking to cut back on alcohol and calories. But a tasting suggests these …