A recent study reports that Aspirin can significantly reduce the possibility of a fatal heart attack or stroke in diabetic patients. Conversely, this study also reports that taking an Aspirin daily can increase the predisposition to non-fatal heart ailments. While the use of Aspirin as a blood thinner is well documented, this study sheds some light on its use as a preventive measure in diabetic patients with heart ailments but no record of heart attacks.
A recent finding presented at the American College of Cardiology's 67th Annual Scientific Session reveals that Aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of death in patients suffering from diabetes and heart diseases. In a contradictory statement, the findings stated that Aspirin increases the risk of non-fatal heart attacks and strokes. People with diabetes have more likelihood of having a heart attack as diabetes predisposes one to…
