Osteoporosis Risk Reduction Act of 1994
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Osteoporosis Risk Reduction Act of 1994 - Mandates review of: (1) the relationship between dietary calcium intake, bone mineral density, and the onset of osteoporosis; and (2) the recommended daily allowances for calcium. Requires development of optimum daily intake levels and, as appropriate, a proposed amendment to the standard of identity for enriched flour for the fortification of bread, cereal, and other grain products.
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Edward Markey
DemocratU.S. Representative · MA-7
28 cosponsors — mostly Democrats
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