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Women for WineSense Launches Evidence-Based Wine & Health Resource
Women For WineSense (WWS), the national organization for wine education and networking, launched its new Wine and Health educational resource.
Developed by National Director of Education Tessa Butterfield in collaboration with retired physician Dr. Edward J. Miller, the comprehensive series provides clear, evidence-based answers to the public’s most
Physical Fitness Reduces Risk of Death from All Causes for Moderate Drinkers
Maybe the World Health Organization has it all wrong. Maybe instead of warning that just one drink can result in you developing cancer, maybe the notoriously anti-alcohol WHO should be promoting the idea that physical fitness + moderate alcohol consumption reduces your risk of dying from all causes.
That, at
DISCUS on Study Featured by Washinton Post
Yesterday we spent some time analyzing a paper that attempted to estimate the effect of drinking on health. That study, which had been featured in a sympathetic story in the Washington Post, was based on the study funded by the Interagency Coordinating Committee on Preventing Underage Drinking.
We asked Amanda