New Studies Show Women Benefit Most From Wine and Alcohol Consumption

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Issue: November 15, 1997

November 15, 1997 New Studies Show Women Benefit Most From Wine and Alcohol Consumption By Eric Zelko A study published recently in the American Journal of Cardiology presents further evidence that wine and alcohol consumption play an important role in preventing coronary heart disease.

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