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Low-dose Aspirin May Protect You From Preeclampsia

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Low-dose Aspirin May Protect You From Preeclampsia

New guidelines were recently released and implemented about the use of low-dose aspirin, also known as 81mg or “baby aspirin” for prevention of a serious pregnancy complication known as preeclampsia. It has long been known that people who developed preeclampsia early in a previous pregnancy could benefit from […]

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