Scientists to explore whether red wine chemical could help prevent bowel cancer
Scientists are set to investigate whether a chemical predominantly found in red grapes – and by extension, red wine and juice – could play a role in staving off bowel cancer. The study, dubbed Colo-Prevent,
Scientists investigate if chemical found in red grapes can keep bowel cancer at bay
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UK trial to assess if red grape chemical can prevent bowel cancer
Red wine was once heralded as a boon for health that could protect the heart and even extend life expectancy. But while scientists have debunked this claim, they believe that at least one red wine ingredient – a compound called resveratrol – may hold genuine health benefits.
Chemical found in red wine could help prevent killer disease
Scientists have high hopes for 'dietary' levels of resveratrol in supplements which will be tested in a major new trial.
Can a chemical in red wine prevent bowel cancer?
Scientists will explore if a chemical mostly found in red grapes – and products made from red grapes, such as wine and juice – can help prevent bowel cancer as part of a major new trial.The study – known as Colo-Prevent – has been hailed as a “unique experiment” which could have “big implications” for people at risk of the disease.
Can a chemical found in red grapes prevent bowel cancer? UK scientists want to find out
Instead, researchers are trialling whether a purified form of resveratrol, taken through supplements, could help prevent bowel cancer after early-stage studies showed promise. Bow
Red wine could prevent bowel cancer as survivor speaks out on losing dad to disease
A Leicestershire man said being diagnosed with prostate cancer was like “being in a horror movie”. David Trusler, from Market Harborough, also lost his dad to bowel cancer when he was a teenager - but future losses could be prevented courtesy of a chemical found in red wine.
Red wine chemical could stop bowel cancer
A major new study is looking at whether the chemical found in red wine could be prescribed as a cancer treatment
New trial to find out if red wine can prevent bowel cancer begins
A major new trial has begun that will see scientists explore if a chemical mostly found in red grapes and products made from the grapes like wine can help prevent bowel cancer. The study called Colo-Prevent has already been hailed as a “unique experiment” which could have “big implications” for people at risk of the disease.
Trial to investigate if chemical in red wine can prevent bowel cancer
Trial to investigate if chemical in red wine can prevent bowel cancer - The study will use a purified form of the natural compound, with the trial also testing if drugs like aspirin and metformin can prevent the disease.
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