Louis MONNIER, Clinical Research Institute, Montpellier Despite the significant advances represented by the use of high-potency statins and new antiplatelet or antithrombotic treatments, low-dose aspirin remains an effective treatment in the secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases and events (reduction of the relative risk of order of 20%). On the other hand, the prescription of aspirin … Read more
Research has been going on for a long time into the side effects of commonly used pain relievers such as ibuprofen and aspirin. The drugs also seem to have an influence on the development of heart disease and cancer, among other things. Yale researchers may have discovered the mechanism involved. Until now it was thought … Read more
According to the American learned society US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), it is at best useless and at worst dangerous to take low-dose aspirin daily in an effort to prevent a cardiovascular incident such as myocardial infarction or stroke, report our colleagues from Figaro Sunday, May 15, 2022. On the other hand, this type … Read more
DECRYPTION – In primary prevention, that is to say before the occurrence of a cardiovascular incident, the risk is real. Many patients are still prescribed it, and yet… Take low-dose aspirin every day to avoid a possible myocardial infarction or stroke is useless, even dangerous. The mass is said: the very influential American learned society, … Read more
For secondary prevention, that is, after a first event such as heart attack or stroke, there is no doubt. Acetylsalicylic acid is a sort of “milestone” to reduce the risk of new episodes, thanks to its antiplatelet activity. But in primary prevention, when that event has not yet occurred, how do you choose who can … Read more
The “US Preventive Task Force (USPSTF)” health organization has published a new research result. In 2016, the USPSTF recommended that people 50 years and older at risk for heart disease take infant aspirin once a day to protect their heart health and prevent heart attack and colon cancer. According to the new study, it was … Read more
The “US Preventive Task Force (USPSTF)” health organization has published a new research result. In 2016, the USPSTF recommended that people 50 years and older at risk for heart disease take infant aspirin once a day to protect their heart health and prevent heart attack and colon cancer. According to the new study, it was … Read more
When aspirin, which is used to relieve pain, and lemon, which is rich in vitamin C, come together, a wonderful mixture for the skin emerges. Here are the benefits of a mixture of lemon and aspirin. Who wouldn’t want to have clean, bright and vibrant skin… Many of us dream of having smooth skin and … Read more
Noting that the frequency of febrile infections among children increased with the arrival of winter days, Kepez Municipality Health Center Child Health and Diseases Specialist Dr. Burak Emre Demir warned parents to consult a doctor in this case. Demir pointed out that in addition to natural methods, antipyretic drugs are also used to reduce the … Read more
from Martin Lewicki | November 25, 2021, 12:43 p.m. Aspirin has a reputation for preventing cardiovascular diseases. Recent studies have not been able to prove this positive effect. On the contrary: According to a recent study from Germany, aspirin can even increase the risk of heart failure under special circumstances. The relationship between aspirin and … Read more