Who Should Not Take Aspirin Therapy?
Adding Nexium to a low-dose aspirin therapy "significantly" reduces the incidence of gastric and duodenal ulcers in at-risk patients, a new study has found. Patients in the study experienced a 70-percent reduction in the development of ulcers when they took Nexium compared with those who took placebo.
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Long-term aspirin use reduces risk of death
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