Daily Aspirin Provides No Protective Benefits Against Breast Cancer: Study
After ending the study early, researchers determined aspirin should not be recommended as a preventative treatment for breast cancer.
After ending the study early, researchers determined aspirin should not be recommended as a preventative treatment for breast cancer.
Researchers found a higher rate of brain bleeds among aspirin patients, but said the results were statistically insignificant.
Researchers indicate that use of Plavix alone or in combination with aspirin was associated with a greater risk of gastrointestinal injuries than use of aspirin alone.
Researchers warn against older individuals taking daily low-dose aspirin, unless they already face an increased risk of heart disease or stroke.
Adverse event reports indicate some users suffered stomach bleeds serious enough to require blood transfusions
Researchers also found aspirin did not protect against the risk of bone fractures, and caused elderly individuals to experience more falls
Researchers warn that children are not just small adults, and their reactions to NSAID hypersensitivity may not be the same.
Knee and hip replacement patients often have high risk of blood clots in the days immediately after surgery
Side effects of Brilinta tripled the risk of significant bleeding events following coronary artery bypass, although the blood thinner did decrease the risk of vein graft failure
For most Americans, the risk of regular aspirin use outweighs the benefits they could receive from its protection from heart disease.