Polyphenols present in red grapes can protect brain cells from damage and delay onset of brain-related diseases.

Whether you prefer purple, red, or green varieties, grapes are a classic (and delicious) fruit. They're also a popular snack, thanks to their small size and portability. But eating grapes isn't just ...

While all varieties of grapes are healthy, one has a slight edge over the others. Grapes are among the most popular fruits in the world, loved for their juicy sweetness and versatility. Whether you ...

Green, black and red grapes may look similar, yet they differ in taste, antioxidants and overall health benefits. Grapes contain several essential nutrients. But are they good for managing diabetes?

They’re crisp, juicy, refreshing—and remarkably nutritious. ArtCookStudio/Getty Images Grapes are a cherished fruit for folks of almost every age—a common finger food for kiddos, the star ingredient ...

As new U.S. dietary guidelines warn Americans to limit alcohol, health experts weigh in on whether red or white wine offers ...

For years, nutritionists were baffled by what is known as the French paradox. How could a country eat so much creamy brie and still have such low rates of heart disease? The answer now famously lies ...

An Illinois doctor compared the health benefits of red and white wine, saying the differences are negligible. Red wine does contain more antioxidants from grape skins.

Compounds in grapes can protect skin from damage, keep it hydrated, and the antioxidants may slow down signs of aging.