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Study Links Long-Term Aspirin Use With Vision Loss

But risk of macular degeneration doesn't outweigh drug's heart benefits, experts say

January 21, 2013 RSS Feed Print

Klein said the data from her study does not suggest that people should stop taking aspirin for preventing heart attack.

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