Cessation of Antiplatelet Therapy May Increase Severity of Cardiac Events
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Coronary artery disease patients who recently stopped use of aspirin or other antiplatelet therapy are at greater risk of death and death/heart attack combined compared to both nonusers and prior users, a study published in the Oct. 19 Circulation finds
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