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Moderate Drinking Not Linked to Brain Damage, But Heavy Drinking Is, Study Finds

Over several years, having more than three drinks a day may lead to memory loss and a decline in motor functioning.

Posted: June 3, 2004  By Jacob Gaffney

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Diageo to Begin Selling Wines as "Low Carb"

Under new ruling, company will list calorie and carbohydrate content on its BV Coastal, Sterling Vintners and Century Cellars bran

Posted: April 20, 2004  By Dana Nigro

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United States to Allow Wine Labels to List Calories and Carbohydrates

Federal bureau issues temporary regulations on nutritional statements for alcohol beverages.

Posted: April 13, 2004  By Dana Nigro

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Moderate Drinking Cuts Health Risks for Men With Hypertension, Study Finds

Daily alcohol consumption reduced the risk of cardiovascular heart disease by 44 percent; weekly and monthly drinkers also saw benefits.

Posted: April 12, 2004  By Jacob Gaffney

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Moderate Drinking Not Linked to Irregular Heartbeat, Study Says

However, people who consume more than three drinks per day have a higher incidence of atrial fibrillation -- a risk factor for strokes.

Posted: March 31, 2004  By Jacob Gaffney

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Sherry May Be Good for Heart Health Too, Study Finds

Rats that drank Sherry daily tended to have lower levels of bad cholesterol, according to research from Spain.

Posted: March 29, 2004  By Jacob Gaffney

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Wine May Put an End to Peptic Ulcer Bacteria, Study Shows

Posted: April 30, 2003  By Jacob Gaffney

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Light Drinkers Face No Added Risk of Breast Cancer

Posted: January 19, 1999  By Dana Nigro

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New Studies Link Wine and Health Benefits

Posted: January 5, 1999  By Dana Nigro

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