Adults who frequently drink white wine are 22% more likely to develop skin cancer compared to those who regularly consume red wine, a new study has shown.
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Enhance Productivity: Sala The Manitoba government is supporting businesses to innovate and grow in today’s economy through an artificial intelligence (AI) training initiative, Finance Minister Adrien Sala and Innovation and New Technology Minister Mike Moroz announced today.… continue reading
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High intake of white wine associated with increased risk of skin cancer – but not red wine
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
High intake of white wine associated with increased risk of skin cancer – but not red wine
JCTA NOTE: this is about the same risk as sunlight for melanoma.
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