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Red wine compound shown to prevent prostate cancer
Consuming a red wine compound called resveratrol may reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer, report UAB researchers. Male transgenic mice fed resveratrol showed an 87 percent reduction in their prostate tumor risk after 7 months of observation.
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