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Aspirin is a historical medicine with a broad range of applications across multiple medical specialties, including cardiovascular medicine, neurology, and oncology.
Aspirin is a historically significant medication with diverse applications across multiple medical specialties.
Aspirin's established versatility warrants multidisciplinary awareness; leaves open prospective trials for non-CV indications.
Aspirin is one of the oldest medicines. Due to its wide range usage in different fields of medicine, we aimed to present the history, effects and different uses of aspirin in this review. Furthermore, recent patents of novel pharmaceutical interventions in the field of acetylsalicylic acid, expanding treatment options are presented. Literature search was performed in order to reach data and present information about aspirin from a historical perspective. Since its first use as a pain killer, aspirin has found a broad range of use in general medicine, cardiovascular medicine, neurology, obstetrics and gynecology, dentistry, gastroenterology, oncology with its different effects. Aspirin, a painkilling gift of history to mankind, with a history dating back to BC and various healing effects, promises to be of greater use in different fields of medicine with the light of recent studies, inspiring more research and gaining more popularity.
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Uğurlucan et al. (2012) reported a review. Aspirin was evaluated. Aspirin is a historical medicine with a broad range of applications across multiple medical specialties, including cardiovascular medicine, neurology, and oncology.
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