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Study Finds No Clear Evidence That Red Wine Mitigates Cancer Risk

Investigators evaluated the anticancer properties of red wine compared to white wine.

The ASCO Post
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The study evaluates red wine's anticancer properties and finds no clear evidence that red wine mitigates cancer risk, challenging assumptions about red wine being healthier than white wine. White wine consumption was associated with increased skin cancer risk, particularly in women, warranting further studies. The findings highlight the need for additional research to understand the association between white wine consumption and cancer risk.
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