Wine · Wellness · Evidence
Evidence-led reporting on wine, wellness, food, and responsible enjoyment—without the hype.
Developments worth knowing—selected for relevance, source quality, and context.
Harvard researchers discuss a new review that connects alcohol with a wider range of diseases and examines how risk changes with exposure.
Broad disease counts need context: strength of evidence and absolute risk differ by outcome.
University of Victoria researchers report evidence that alcohol use contributes to the risk of pancreatic cancer, a particularly deadly disease.
The finding strengthens a causal case at the population level; it does not forecast an individual diagnosis.
A federal research review examines alcohol misuse after age 50, including health effects, changing life circumstances, screening, and treatment gaps.
The authors found important patterns but also major inconsistencies and a need for better age- and sex-specific evidence.
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