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White wine appeared to increase the risk for cancer when only cohort studies were considered, and to increase the risk for skin cancer and cancer, in general, in women. Alcohol consumption may ...

Your crisp summer pour may be easy to drink, but new research says it might not be so easy on your skin. "We conducted a comprehensive meta-analysis to assess whether red wine is truly a healthier ...

The analysis of the six studies revealed that white wine drinkers had a 22% higher risk of developing skin cancer compared to those who consumed red wine. However, the reasons for that remain unclear.

Even more eye-opening was the specific connection to skin cancer. White wine consumption was linked to a 22% higher risk of skin cancer, while red wine didn’t show this same association.

However, due to contradictory epidemiologic research findings, red wine also increases the incidences of many types of cancers like ovarian cancer, lungs, skin and breast. According to the most ...

However, when focusing on cohort studies that follow participants over a long period of time, the researchers found that white wine was associated with a 22% increased risk of skin cancer when ...

Wine lovers, brace yourselves. New research brings bad news for one variant of the alcoholic beverage, with its consumption linked to a potentially worsened risk of skin cancer. The new study ...

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Your crisp summer pour may be easy to drink, but new research says it might not be so easy on your skin. Red wine is frequently regarded as the "healthier" option thanks to its antioxidants ...