A daily dose of aspirin could save you from a heart attack or stroke, but almost a quarter of a million Americans could be hospitalized each year because of gastric bleeding – a complications of taking the drug.
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So here in the states they recommend 81mg tablets of aspirin. Just type “81mg aspirin” into google and you’ll see. What I am interested in is the science behind that “1mg” above 80mg. Why 81? Why not 79 or 81? That extra 1mg seems so Spinal Tap… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Up_to_eleven
Left by Antony Williams on May 21st, 2007