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Background: The impact of vitiviniculturalproducts in human health is aligned with the AxesIIIof the OIV's strategic plan 2020-2024,which highlights promotion reviews tounderstanding the link between vitivinicultural products and health. The topic follows the OIV The action on moderate wine consumption and immune-mediated diseases was initiated in2021 by the group of experts “Consumption, Nutrition and Health”, which presented partialfindings in 2022. A comprehensive review was validated by the expert group in 2023. The finalpaper was published in 2024, after the peer review process, on the scientific journal OENOone. The goal of the research is to review existing scientific literature and determine whether Abstract: This review critically assesses scientific literature in order to determine whetheralcoholic beverages can positively or negatively affect the incidence and severity of immune-mediated disorders, including autoimmune diseases.Few scientific studies explore theassociation between alcoholic beverages and the immune system, in contrast to the extensive The analysis of the data regarding the diseases reviewed here (allergies, celiac disease, thecommon cold and COVID-19, chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, type 1 diabetes, dermatitisherpetiformis,multiplesclerosis,psoriasis,rheumatoidarthritis,systemiclupuserythematosus, and thyroid disorders) revealed that, in principle (although with differences This review was limited by the scarcity of available papers, so new prospective studies on theassociation between wine consumption and immune-mediated diseases should also be specifically designed to draw more solid conclusions. Reference: Chiara Di Lorenzo, Patrizia Restani, Arina Oana Antoce, Raquel Romano, UrsulaFradera, Pierre-Louis Teissedre, Jean-Claude Ruf, Corinne Bani, Francesca Mercogliano,Marcos Araujo, Rena Kosti (2024): Impact of moderate wine consumption on immune-mediateddiseases. OENO One, 58 (3).https://oeno-one.eu/article/view/7817# Click here to access the article:https://oeno-one.eu/article/view/7817#