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Current evidence for primary prevention suggests the benefits and harms of aspirin in this setting may be more finely balanced than previously thought, even in individuals estimated to be at high risk of experiencing cardiovascular events, including those with diabetes or elevated blood pressure," the BBC quoted Dr Ike Ikeanacho, editor of the DTB, as saying. The DTB said a recent analysis of six controlled trials involving a total of 95,000 patients published in the journal the Lancet does not back up the routine use of aspirin in these patients because of the risk of serious gastrointestinal bleeds and the negligible impact it has on curbing death rates. In the long path, the photon is delayed by one DTB and the polarization state of the photon is rotated by 45[degrees] and is recorded in the second DTB. |
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