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Study Suggests Red Wine Reduces COVID-19 Infection Rates

Red wine is linked to lowered risk of infection, plus researchers find a reason for hope in analysis of hangover cures

Study Suggests Red Wine Reduces COVID-19 Infection Rates
We've all experienced a grueling hangover. Unfortunately, a scientifically verified cure is still on the horizon. (iStockphoto/Getty Images)
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From the Apr 30, 2022, issue

What if that glass of Châteauneuf you’re sipping with dinner is also reducing your chances of contracting COVID-19? A recent study suggests red wine may help battle coronavirus upticks, plus hopeful news in finding a cure for hangovers.

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