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– . AAP News (Australia) – July AAP News: AAP GRAPHICS OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY JULY AAP GRAPHICS OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY JULY Good Morning News Editors, Chiefs of Staff and Picture Editors, This is a list of AAP’s graphics coverage for today. This is a guide only and coverage is subject to change. Inquiries to AAP’s Graphics Artist Nic Tasker on ( ) or to AAP’s News Editors ( ) / View images at the following link www.aapimage.com. To locate graphics see links at bottom of the newsroom page. INTERNATIONAL… . – July NeoCell Announces Release of Reversitall Plus(TM) NeoCell Corporation announced the release of its revolutionary new product Reversitall Plus �, which is the only natural compound available with cancer-fighting properties that can be backed through scientific findings. Reversitall Plus� comes in liquid form and is a natural extract made from a blend of red wine, Muscadine grapes and grapevine. Other ingredients include grape seed extract and Pomegranate Power�, an antioxidant polyphenol extracted… . Guardian Unlimited (England) – June , Guardian Unlimited: Nibbles THE QUESTION Is red wine really good for you?The idea is so compelling it is tempting simply to nod your head, regardless of the evidence. But, thankfully, evidence there is; we seem constantly to be hearing of wine’s new healthful and curative properties, and the latest good news is that it may prolong life. The New York Times reports this week on a scientific study that appears to link a substance called resveratrol, found in some red wines, with remarkably increased… . Kyodo News International, Inc. – November , U.S. editorial excerpts – - Selected editorial excerpts from the U.S. press: PONCE DE PINOT NOIR (The Wall Street Journal, New York) Milton Friedman taught us that there’s no free lunch, but it turns out he may have been wrong — at least biologically speaking. Scientists have discovered that a substance found in red wine protects mice from obesity and the effects of aging, and could perhaps do the same for humans. The substance, resveratrol, is found in red wine, grape skins and… . MX (Sydney, Australia) – October Grape news, red good for your head – BRAIN FOOD Red wine might work to protect the brain from damage after a stroke and drinking a couple of glasses a day might provide that protection ahead of time, US researchers said today.Johns Hopkins University scientists fed mice a moderate dose of a compound found in red grape skins and seeds before inducing stroke-like damage.They discovered the animals suffered less brain damage than similarly damaged mice who were not treated with the compound, resveratrol.“When we pre-treat the… . – July Red wine compound links worms, longer life Scientists seeking a molecular fountain of youth say they have found evidence that they are at least on the right path. Researchers from the University of Connecticut Health Center, the Harvard Medical School and Brown University report in today’s edition of Nature that a compound found in red wine extends the life span of both worms and flies. The report builds upon last year’s findings by Harvard scientists that the compound resveratrol helps yeast live… . (MI) – October Gender a factor in gambling addictions Citizen Patriot wire services Both men and women can become addicted to gambling, but the nature of the addiction is influenced by gender. A new Yale study, published in The American Journal of Psychiatry, finds men are more likely to be addicted to strategic, face-to-face games, such as blackjack or poker, while women more often have problems with nonstrategic games of chance, such as slot machines and bingo. Gender a factor in gambling addictions Citizen Patriot wire services Both men and women can become addicted to gambling, but the nature of the addiction is influenced by gender. A new Yale study, published in The American Journal of Psychiatry, finds men are more likely to be addicted to strategic, face-to-face games, such as blackjack or poker, while women more often have problems with nonstrategic games of chance, such as slot machines and bingo…. . (FL) – September FOOD BRIEFS LOW-FAT RECIPE OF THE WEEK Try adding grapes to salad, as in the Chicken and Red Grape Salad above, suggests the American Institute for Cancer Research. Until recently, grapes were not known for their nutritional benefits. They were thought to be mostly water with little fiber and minimal amounts of vitamins and minerals. Recently, however, researchers identified a phytochemical found primarily in the skin of grapes that provides a host of healthful properties, including protection against heart disease and cancer…. . (GA) – August , SMALL PORTIONS Healthier grapes Muscadines are coming to food stores near you. Seeking to take advantage of their reputed health benefits, farmers are shipping the sweet, earthy grapes – a favorite in their native South – up North. Researchers have discovered that muscadine wines have concentrations of heart-healthy resveratrol up to seven times higher than the grapes used to make European wines. So the Southern Grape Growers Association is trying to promote muscadines outside the South, shipping them to… . Sun Herald, The (Sydney, Australia) – August , juice of the vine, alphabetsoup CATHERINE SAXELBY reports on the appeal, as well as the nutritional value, of a glass of wine.Wine is touted as the answer to the French Paradox, a perplexing situation whereby the French now claim the second lowest rate of heart disease in the world (after the Japanese). This despite the country’s well-documented love of high-fat foods such as pate, butter, cheese and pastry.Researchers believe the chief reason is wine’s strong antioxidants, the principal ones…

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