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A.W.A.R.E.

Eat Well, Drink Wisely, Live Longer is the title of this article from the November, 2001, online edition of the Wine Spectator, where Per-Henrik Mansson sums up current findings.

Evaluating the Evidence of Wine's Cardioprotection is the topic of this article by Creina Stockley of the Australian Wine Research Institute.

"new". Healthy Drinking Science is Gene Ford's site with a wealth of articles related to alcohol and health, including links and references to explain and discuss many separate specific topics.

Situation and Outlook - People and Their Diet, a page on the University of Nebraska at Lincoln web site, is comprised of a series of sketches covering the general ethnicities, educational levels and typical diets of over 50 countries of the world. No particular conclusions are drawn or inferred; nevertheless, I find it fascinating.

Sulfite Reactions (Mayo Clinic)

Wine & Health is a summary of study results, along with some related links to supporting and similar topics, presented by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture.

Wine Chemical Composition site UC Davis Professor Andrew Waterhouse discusses sulfites.


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