Wine drinking may ward off Alzheimer's disease, new French study shows

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A study published in the 'French Neurological Review' concludes that moderate wine consumption may help protect people from Alzheimer's disease and dementia. The study, which failed to determine the exact nature of protection, tracked down the health of 3,777 elderly people in France.

Health aspects, Aged, Elderly, Research, Prevention, Dementia, Drinking of alcoholic beverages, Drinking (Alcoholic beverages), Alzheimer's disease, Wine

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A love affair of art and life

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Baron Philippe de Rothschild revolutionized wine bottle labeling when he depicted fine art works by famous artists on his labels in 1924. Among the artists whose paintings were reproduced on the wine bottle labels are Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali and Marc Chagall.

Design and construction, Labeling, Rothschild, Philippe de, Wine labels, Wine bottles

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Above and beyond

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New York City's classic restaurants are still outstanding places to eat. Daniel, Le Bernardin, Les Celebrities, Gramercy Tavern, Lespinasse, Aureole, The Four Seasons, March, Windows on the World and Lutece remain the 10 classics.

Cover Story, New York, New York, Restaurants

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