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Wine and cardiovascular disease

2000-01-01

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Although there is general consensus concerning the lower risk for ischemic disease in moderate drinkers, the basic mechanism responsible for the cardioprotective effect of wine remains unknown. A new wine trial was included in the FAIR project from the European Commission in order to determine the effects of red wine and hard liquor on: (i) serum lipoproteins, plasma antioxidants and the oxidizability of LDL parti...

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Literature Corpus work: db155d7d-ecdd-5026-9a03-9a5666831c10
DOI: 10.1016/s0963-9969(00)00037-5

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