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Red wine may deter breast cancer in women

Friday, January 06, 2012
New research shows that women who drink red wine may have chemicals in their blood that hinder breast cancer.

New research shows that women who drink red wine may have chemicals in their blood that hinder breast cancer. (KABC Photo)

New research shows that red wine may provide chemicals for women to deter breast cancer.

Doctors at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center say women who drink an 8-ounce glass of a nice hearty red wine per night have chemicals in their blood that hinder breast cancer.

This is a big discovery since that type of cancer particularly strikes pre-menopausal women.

According to researchers, the results don't mean white wine increases the risk of breast cancer, but it doesn't have the same protective effect as red wine.

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