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A quick test could bring back daily aspirin for heart attack prevention

A quick test could bring back daily aspirin for heart attack prevention

Aspirin is not commonly prescribed daily for heart attack prevention because of potential side effects in some people. However, new tests are being developed that could help determine which individuals might safely benefit from aspirin. An NHS-involved international study is underway to investigate aspirin's role in preventing cardiovascular events after brain hemorrhage, which may contribute to a broader understanding of its use.

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