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How an early-'90s newsmagazine show convinced a generation of Americans to start drinking red wine. For the antioxidants!
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- From red wine to polyphenols and back: A journey through the history of the French Paradox
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- Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Confounders Among Nondrinking and Moderate-Drinking U.S. Adults
- Alcohol, Drinking Pattern, and Chronic Disease
- The French paradox: lessons for other countries
- Myocardial Infarction and Coronary Deaths in the World Health Organization MONICA Project
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- The Medical Autopsy: Past, Present, and Dubious Future
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- Should socioeconomic factors be considered as traditional risk factors for cardiovascular disease, as confounders, or as risk modifiers?
- Wine, alcohol, platelets, and the French paradox for coronary heart disease
- Alcohol, Ischemic Heart Disease, and the French Paradox
- Death certificates are not reliable: revivification of the autopsy
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