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Low-Dose Aspirin May Cut Dementia Risk By 70 Per Cent, Genetic Study Suggests
A genetic analysis has revealed that a low dose of aspirin, a common anti-inflammatory drug, could be associated with a 70 per cent lower risk of dementia amon
A genetic analysis has revealed that a low dose of aspirin, a common anti-inflammatory drug, could be associated with a 70 per cent lower risk of dementia among older adults having a specific genetic profile influencing one's platelet counts.
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