Key result
Aspirin could be considered for the primary prevention of disease in all individuals reaching 50 years of age.
Why the study?
Does aspirin prevent disease when used for primary prevention in individuals around 50 years of age?
Does aspirin prevent disease when used for primary prevention in individuals around 50 years of age?
An opinion piece arguing that individuals reaching 50 years of age should consider taking aspirin for primary prevention.
Dr Gareth P Morgan FRSPH, Honorary Research Fellow at Cardiff University argues that everyone who has reached their half century could consider taking aspirin
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Gareth P. Morgan (2011) studied this question. Aspirin could be considered for the primary prevention of disease in all individuals reaching 50 years of age.
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