USPSTF Issues Recommendations on Aspirin Use to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease
These recommendations only apply to individuals who do not have a history of CVD and are not already taking daily aspirin.
These recommendations only apply to individuals who do not have a history of CVD and are not already taking daily aspirin.
A team of researchers sought to evaluate the incidence of and factors contributing to cognitive dysfunction among individuals having experienced myocardial infarction.
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Starting aspirin in patients 60 years or older to prevent a first heart attack or stroke is not recommended.
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