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It always amazes me how you can take numbers and twist them they way they fit you and be technically correct. I bet many (if not most) people will only remember the headline.
Check out the famous book "How to Lie with Statistics"
although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
I'm annoyed that the FDA has kept cox-2 selective inhibitors restricted when the data I've seen shows they have lower GI risks and similar cardiovascular risks as other NSAIDs.
Probably more like lower inflammation reduces all cause mortality.
I wonder if this is a reduction in mortality that was caused by an increase in chronic inflammation from modern life, stress and obesity. In a healthy fit human, inflammation is a good thing, it is the body's construction and maintenance crew. Chronic inflammation is not good, but that is a side effect of an underlying issue (in my understanding so far)
if you're always under construction it means shit is falling apart
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I am very skeptical about these side effect claims. Do you have hard data supporting this or doctor hearsay. Years ago I remember watching Charlie Rose Brain series where one of the professors said something like “ we know of two drugs that we are certain are very safe for human beings: alcohol and aspirin.”
Anecdata: even a few days of low-dose aspirin causes me terrible GI pain and exacerbates an otherwise 30-year dormant ulcer. I would love to be able to take it, but I can't tolerate it at all.
Does this Aspirin group have any connections to producers? Is this an ad?
Im currently in Cardiff University. I wonder if I can just go and ask them about it
https://www.stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/preventing-anoth...