Estrogen cuts deaths from heart disease in older women
Estrogen use for at least ten years is linked to a 30 percent drop in heart disease deaths among older white women, with a 20 percent reduction lingering after stopping the drug. The study, presented at the American Heart Association meeting, also notes no benefit in those 75 and older or those using estrogen for less than a decade.
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Dole Secures Thurmond Endorsement and Southern Chairman Role
Senator Strom Thurmond endorsed Bob Dole for president and was named regional campaign co chairman for southern states. Thurmond highlighted Dole's World War II service and long public career as evidence of tested strength and conservative leadership. Thirty seven GOP delegates from South Carolina are up for grabs in March.
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Doctors can't pinpoint Gulf illness' cause
Pentagon top doctor Dr. Stephen Joseph told a House panel that one in six Persian Gulf veterans with postwar ailments remains undiagnosed. Updated figures show 84 percent could receive a clear health diagnosis, with 4 percent infectious, 21 percent psychologically related, and about 16 percent undiagnosed symptoms such as fatigue and headaches. He urged no evidence of Iraqi chemical or biological exposure.
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