Daily aspirin therapy is often recommended for otherwise healthy people who are at risk for heart attack or stroke, but a new analysis suggests that aspirin’s risks may outweigh its benefits in this population.
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Debate Grows on Aspirin for Heart Risk
The FDA is considering six ways to cut the risk of liver injury from the painkiller acetaminophen in over-the-counter and prescription products.
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FDA Eyes Acetaminophen Liver Risk
The clot-busting stroke drug tPA should be given as soon as possible — but a new AHA advisor says some patients may still benefit up to 4.5 hours after a stroke.
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Stroke Treatment Window Widens
Normal human skin is alive with bacteria — a hundred times more kinds of bacteria, in more places, than previously known, NIH researchers find.
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Human Skin Alive With Bacteria
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