Study: Aspirin does not protect you from heart disease

Aspirin is still one of the most widely used medications in the world, which is obtained without recommendations, such as the method of preventing heart disease.

But there is no evidence that daily aspirin use affects the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and the improvement of these problems.

Research focused on the risks and benefits of using a small dose of this drug has found that if this drug is used by people who have not had a heart attack or any other cardiovascular problem can cause bleeding in the brain and stomach.