Smoking negates estrogen protection against hip fractures
In the Framingham Study analysis of 2,873 women, smoking cancels estrogen’s hip fracture protection. Past estrogen use lowers risk by a third, current use by two thirds, with non-smokers showing similar gains. ex smokers align with non smokers. The study notes no extra fracture risk from smoking intensity.
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Transportation secretary touts 300 regulation changes
Secretary Andrew Card unveiled 300 proposed regulatory changes aimed at boosting the economy by billions without undercutting safety. The plan, based on a 90 day department review, echoes Bush’s four month moratorium and targets deregulation across trucking shipping aviation and railroads. Some changes require Congress approval and would trim paperwork cut obsolete rules and reduce compliance costs to lower consumer prices and spur job growth.
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