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A recent study has shown that low doses of aspirin have been associated with a low risk of dementia among older persons who have
Australian researchers have revealed the possible benefit of aspirin in reducing the risk of dementia in a genetic analysis.
A Monash University study found that low doses of aspirin can reduce the risk of dementia by 70% in people with a certain genetic platelet profile.
A daily low dose of aspirin was associated with approximately 70 percent less dementia in elderly people with a genetic predisposition for high platelet counts. This emerged from a genetic review of a large aspirin study by researchers at Monash University in Australia. However, the benefit did have a downside. The case of aspirin and dementia seemed closed for a long time. […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
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