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Aspirin Use to Prevent 1st Heart Attack or Stroke Should Be Curtailed, U.S. Panel Says
Aspirin No Longer Recommended as a Preventative Measure Against Heart Attacks and Strokes in Older Individuals
Rethinking the 'aspirin a day' mantra for heart attack prevention
What’s Going On With the New Aspirin Recommendations?
Daily low dose aspirin no longer recommended for first heart attack and stroke
No, taking low-dose aspirin daily to prevent heart disease is not recommended for most people
Local cardiologist weighs in on new advice against aspirin to prevent heart attacks
Can an aspirin a day prevent heart attacks and strokes?
Should You Take a Daily Aspirin to Prevent a Heart Attack? - Articles and Videos, Cardiac / Heart Health, Featured, Health Topics
Orlando cardiologists recommend ‘thoughtful approach’ to aspirin for heart attack prevention
Advice shifting on aspirin use for preventing heart attacks
'This is how science works': Why a change in public health advice can be a good thing
Low-dose aspirin has limited benefits in adults without heart disease: Yale experts explain why talking to a doctor can help
Should I stop using Aspirin after the new advisory for heart patients? Here are answers
Aspirin use to prevent 1st heart attack or stroke should be curtailed, US panel says
Ask Dr. Scott: Aspirin for heart attack prevention: Out of style?
Making sense of new advice for aspirin and heart health
Daily aspirin regimen to prevent heart attacks may do more harm than good
It's false that low-dose aspirin is recommended to prevent heart disease for most adults
