Wine and Disease
While alcohol has been linked to cancer, moderate wine drinking offers many potential health benefits
Diabetes
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Older Adults May Benefit from Alcohol
New study links light consumption to potential disease protection in adults over 40
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 …
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 …
Study Finds New Health Benefits in Winemaking Leftovers
Cornell researchers found that polyphenols in pomace can improve gut health and reduce the risk of heart disease and …
Scientists Find Strong Evidence Linking Mediterranean Diet to Lower Risk of Diabetes
A 25-year study found that consuming more plants, whole grains, olive oil and a daily glass of wine lowers the risk of type …
Wine 'Apparently Safe' for Type 2 Diabetics: New Report
A two-year study on wine's health effects reveals potential benefits for abstainers who begin drinking moderately
How Can Drinking Wine Help Reduce Diabetes Risk?
A new study suggests that frequent, moderate alcohol consumption might lower chance of developing Type 2 diabetes
Moderate Alcohol Consumption Lowers Diabetes Risk, But Does It Matter What You Drink?
An in-depth analysis of research finds that wine holds a significant advantage over beer and spirits
Health Watch: White Wines Linked to Lower Risk of Diabetes-Related Vision Problems
Moderate consumption of white and fortified wines could reduce diabetic retinopathy; leftover grape pomace shows some …