
Aspirin's effectiveness in preventing heart attacks and strokes has declined, leading to a shift in clinical recommendations, and new drug classes like P2Y12 inhibitors may provide safer alternatives for some patients.


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Although low-dose aspirin to reduce the risk for first-time heart attacks and strokes was the standard of care for 30 years, the risk-benefit calculation has changed.

What Happened to Aspirin? And What Replaces It?

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The Declining Role of Aspirin in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Emerging Alternatives
