Aspirin could increase the risk of heart failure in patients at risk

In those who have a cardiovascular risk factor, from smoking up to cholesterol or high blood pressure, diabetes and obviously existing heart diseases, the prolonged use of aspirin appears associated with a 26% increase in the risk of developing cardiac arrest. always remember that in science a swallow does not make a spring and that robust numbers are needed to arrive at something safer, so much so that the same author of the survey, in proposing the results of the study without hypothesizing, points out the importance of carrying out research on numbers wider to confirm the possible association.