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When a cardiologist tells you to drink a little red wine, how much does he mean for you to drink?
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6oz: Up to one 6 oz. Glass for a woman, or up to two glasses for a man but there is an increased risk for breast cancer even with low alcohol consumption.
Answered 11/25/2013
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