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PHOTOGRAPH BY JBM/VISUM CREATIVE/REDUX |
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Buckle up: New research shows greater harm in even moderate drinking, women are more at risk, older people get a buzz faster, and don’t take a nip before bed. Plus, cancer. This roundup isn’t all bad news, with happy findings on the body’s resilience and new alcohol alternatives. Here’s what you need to know. |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY BENOIT DURAND, HANS LUCAS/REDUX |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY TANJA IVANOVA, GETTY IMAGES |
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Did you know only half of Americans get enough fiber? Do you know colon cancer is now the No. 3 form of cancer—and it’s increasing among young people? Researchers believe lack of fiber and colon cancer are connected. How? |
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What do you think? Do you have thoughts on today’s story about alcohol and the body? Let us know! We’ve already gotten a few replies, with a recently sober reader appreciating the support and another reader telling us to take it easy on wine, saying that winemaker Robert Mondavi made it to 94. (Point taken, and we found out Robert’s brother Peter lived to be 101.) Thanks for reading today’s newsletter, edited and curated by David Beard. |
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