Douglas De Jesus
About
Douglas De Jesus joined Wine Spectator in 1999 and was promoted to WineSpectator.com assistant producer in 2017.
Born and bred in New York, De Jesus earned a degree in nursing in 2012 and is a regular contributor to the website's health section.

Regular Exercise May Reduce Cancer Risk
Researchers found that heavy alcohol consumption raises the threat of several cancers, but …

Does This Glass of Beer Make Me Look Fat?
A new study finds wine drinkers had lower body mass indexes than those who avoid alcohol, …

Does Moderate Wine Drinking Impact Male Fertility? New Research Says No
The belief that men's drinking habits can help or hinder attempts to conceive may be a myth

Can I drink wine if I have gout?
Gout is a form of arthritis that causes severe pain, redness and swelling in the joints. …

Health Talk: Wine Lovers, COVID-19 and Lost Sense of Smell
When neurologist Michael Pourfar lost his sense of smell and taste because of the coronavir…

Is Variety the Spice of Life? When It Comes to Preventing Dementia, Yes
A French study found that seniors who ate a wide variety of healthy foods suffered from …

The Mediterranean Diet, Including Wine, May Decrease Frailty Among Elderly and Improve Gut Health
Researchers found those who stuck to the diet for a year enjoyed a more diverse microbiome …

Is it possible to have an allergic reaction to some wines but not all?
Food allergies are adverse immunologic reactions to substances contained in foods or drinks …

Wine's Biggest Health Benefit Might Be Drinking with Friends
A new study suggests that older Americans who drink may be healthier because they're more …