Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Be Better for Women's Hearts Than for Men's, Canadian Study Finds
In findings that seems to contradict much prior research, drinking seemed to lower women's risk of heart disease, but didn't have …
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Moderate Wine Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia, Study Finds
Researchers in Denmark believe wine may have more of an effect than other types of alcohol due to its polyphenols.
Red-Wine Compound to Be Tested As Anti-Cancer Drug
Volunteers will be given a pill of pure resveratrol.
Drink to Your Health and Pour Some on the Counter, Too
Now that researchers have confirmed that wine kills bacteria, a Chardonnay spray may one day help keep households hygienic.
Moderate Wine-Drinking May Help Prevent Second Heart Attack, French Study Finds
Men who consumed about two drinks a day as part of a Mediterranean diet showed the lowest risk of a repeat incident.
American Wine Drinkers Believe Moderate Consumption Is Good for Them, Survey Finds
A poll by Vinexpo and Wine Spectator indicates that U.S. wine consumers think red wine protects against certain health problems
Wine Drinkers Have Healthier Habits, Study Reports
Research focusing on lifestyle choices of American drinkers found that those who prefer wine have better diets than others.
Red Wine Helps Keep Obese People Heart-Healthy, Study Finds
Researchers in Australia found that light to moderate consumption helped lower cardiovascular risks in the overweight.
Red Wine May Help Fight Prostate Cancer, Spanish Study Finds
In lab tests, polyphenols found in red wines kept cultured cancer cells from growing.