NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A red grape seed extract that packs the punch of red wine -- without the alcohol -- could help protect against memory loss due to Alzheimer's disease, research in mice ...

Grapes aren't just a convenient, portable snack—they're also an excellent addition to salads, cheese boards, and desserts.

People have been enjoying grapes for centuries—and for good reason. Whether on a charcuterie board, incorporated into savory recipes like chicken salad, sweet recipes like grape pie, or simply eaten ...

The researchers speak of a particularly thrilling discovery: "One ancient seed was found to belong to the Syriki variety, still used to make high-quality red wine in Greece and Lebanon. Since ...

What Is Grape Seed Extract? The seeds used to make grape seed extract come from Vitis vinifera, the wild grape from which most wine grapes originate. This species is native to the Mediterranean region ...

A group of scientists with Chicago's Field Museum recently discovered grape fossil seeds that could connect dinosaurs to today's numerous wine offerings. The South America study found nine new species ...