Should you take an aspirin a day?
As we get older, we often start to think more about our health and how to stay healthy. One common choice has been to...
Aspirin and heart failure: what you should know
In a notable study from the University of Freiburg, researchers have shed light on the potential risks associated with aspirin use, particularly concerning heart...
Scientists find a heart disease treatment safer than aspirin
In a world where heart health is a major concern for many, a recent discovery offers new hope.
Scientists have been searching for ways to...
Low-dose aspirin linked to increased anemia risk in older people
A post-hoc analysis of the ASPREE (ASPirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly) trial has revealed that the use of low-dose aspirin is linked...
Can aspirin use benefit older adults?
A recent study from Johns Hopkins University has highlighted a surprising trend among older Americans: many continue to take a daily baby aspirin to...
Scientists find a safer heart disease prevention method than aspirin
There's some great news for people with heart problems, especially those with coronary artery disease. This is a condition where the blood vessels that...
Aspirin linked to lower diabetes risk in older people
Recent research presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) Annual Meeting in Hamburg, Germany, has uncovered a potential benefit of...
Many older Americans still taking daily aspirin despite updated guidelines
A recent study from Johns Hopkins University found that a significant number of older Americans are still taking a daily baby aspirin to prevent...
New study questions aspirin’s role in heart failure treatment
A team of researchers at Harvard Medical School in Boston has made a significant discovery regarding the treatment of advanced heart failure.
In their study,...
Aspirin use linked to heart failure, study shows
A recent study by the University of Freiburg has uncovered a concerning connection between aspirin use and an increased risk of heart failure, particularly...