Aspirin not suitable for primary prevention

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Routine use of aspirin for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease is not warranted according to a new meta-analysis of randomised trials, which found that aspirin prophylaxis did not reduce cardiovascular death or cancer mortality in people without prior cardiac disease.
Archives of Internal Medicine

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