New studies show women benefit most from wine and alcohol consumption

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Physician Arthur Klatsky and his colleagues from Kaiser Permanente published a study in the American Journal of Cardiology describing their research showing that alcohol consumption helps prevent heart disease in both sexes, but particularly women.

Health aspects, Women, Women's health

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Graduates of wine

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Issues concerning the importance of a knowledge of wines for students at the top business schools are presented. Wine clubs are becoming popular with students as a means of learning about wines in a social environment.

Social aspects, Business students

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A new generation transforms New York's Finger Lakes

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The Finger Lakes District of New York has been producing wine since the early nineteenth century. In 2000 the area is flourishing with new wineries and the planting of many different European varieties of grape.

Product development, Wineries, Varieties, Grapes, Finger Lakes, New York

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