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2 years ago
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Two studies examined the relationship between heart disease and aspirin. Which study supports the conclusion that taking aspirin

lowers the risk of heart attacks
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zheka24 [161]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

yes you are correct but you can also be wrong it depends on how bad the heart attacks were and how many they had my grandma had one heart attack and now she takes aspirin and she hasnt had a heart attack since.

Explanation: my grandma suffered from a heart attack one year ago ive been helping around at the house for her she is doing so much better all you have to do is ask how many times they had a heart attack and ask if aspirin has helped with differnt stuff.

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