Study Finds No Link Between Moderate Drinking and Cancer Mortality
Research shows that moderate drinkers had no greater risk of dying of cancer over a decade-plus period than those who abstain
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Does Your Drink Choice Matter? A New Study Finds Moderate Wine Drinkers Live Longer
Researchers found that light-to-moderate wine drinkers had lower mortality rates than both abstainers and beer and spirits drinkers
Can Coffee or Tea Prevent Dementia?
An extensive study tracking more than 130,000 people found a strong link between two to three cups a day and better brain health
Undefining Moderate Drinking
Neither winemakers nor neo-Prohibitionists nor U.S. citizens win with the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Wine Lovers Win on Science, Lose on Noise
When research shows balanced, moderate wine consumption can be healthy, anti-alcohol advocates drown it out
Bubbly News—Sparkling and White Wine Could Protect Against Sudden Cardiac Arrest
A new study finds that a glass of bubbles could lower your risk of severe heart problems
Surgeon General Opts for Simple Slogans Over Solid Science
By highlighting alcohol as a cancer risk while ignoring its health benefits, Dr. Vivek Murthy joined a growing neoprohibitionist …
Moderate Wine Drinking and Better Heart Health? Still True
An innovative Spanish study uses a new technique to further confirm evidence linking wine consumption with a lower risk of …
U.S. Surgeon General Calls for Warning Labels on All Alcohol
Despite evidence of benefits to moderate wine drinking, Vivek Murthy’s advisory argues that links between seven types of cancer and …
Top Wine and Health Stories of 2024
From weight-loss drugs and alcohol to long COVID to the health benefits of drinking together, we covered an exciting range of …
U.S. Scientific Panel Reaffirms Health Benefits of Moderate Drinking
Advisors for the U.S. Dietary Guidelines find that moderate alcohol drinkers have lower all-cause mortality than nondrinkers
Wine Grapes Could be the Key to Treating Vision Loss from Diabetes
A recent study by Italian scientists suggests that a supplement made from Aglianico grapes could help treat diabetic retinopathy
Cheers to 2025
Senior editor Mitch Frank predicts a new year of changing trends for the wine world
The Campaign to Remove Wine from Your Dinner Table
Why is a panel of substance-abuse experts from an agency focused on preventing underage drinking involved in crafting federal …