Taking a daily aspirin is far more dangerous than was thought, causing more than 3,000 deaths a year, a major study suggests. Millions of pensioners should reconsider taking pills which are taken by almost half of elderly people to ward off heart attacks and strokes, researchers said. The study by Oxford University found that those over the age of 75 who take
the blood-thinning pills are ten times more likely than younger patients to suffer disabling or fatal bleeds. Researchers said patients of this age who have already suffered heart attacks or stroke should still take the daily tablet, but should also take an extra drug to reduce the risk of bleeding. And they said millions more pensioners who take aspirin daily “as a health choice” to cut their risks of heart disease should consider weaning themselves off the drugs. READ MORE
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