Danger of metals in wine

METALS found in popular red and white wines may present a potential health hazard, a study has found.

Scientists gathered safety data on a range of wines originating from 16 countries and found almost all contained metals at levels that may pose a health risk over a lifetime.

Excess metal intake contributes to brain diseases such as Parkinson’s and may also be linked to cancer, say the researchers.

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