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Wine is the most popular drink for women in the United States, and the second most popular drink overall. Encouragingly, scientists have come out with a great deal of research touting its health benefits as well - everything from improving cognitive function to helping against arthritis. While most of this research is still in its infancy, it is always a welcome reprieve from the doom-and-gloom that daily life and other analysis can sometimes bring. Here you'll find a list of some our favorite studies about which Medical Daily writers have written. Just remember - the benefits are for wine in moderation, so don't go overboard!
ImageREUTERS/Bobby YipImageREUTERS/Albert GeaA conclusive studies have shown that a chemical found in red wine can induce cells to become revitalized.Reuters/ Tony GentileHaving more than one alcoholic drink a day can cut your lifespan by 30 minutes.Natalie Behring/ReutersResearchers at Georgetown University are currently in the process of studying whether a compound in red wine - the miracle resveratrol - can delay or prevent Alzheimer's disease. Previous studies have shown its benefit on animal models, but this study is testing its prowess on people with mild to moderate dementia. They will be given 1,000 mg of resveratrol, the equivalent of 1,000 bottles of wine a day.PixabayBedbugs are everywhere nowadays, it seems, and the bites, while mostly harmless, are extremely itchy. But one study found that bedbugs preferred feeding on people who are sober over people who'd had a glass or two before bedtime. In addition, if bed bugs don't eat well, they lay fewer eggs.Pixabay