Low-Dose Aspirin in Atherosclerosis: Secondary Prevention Evidence and Current Guidelines

Low-dose aspirin (75–100mg) reduces atherothrombotic events in secondary prevention via irreversible platelet COX-1 inhibition. Current AHA/ACC guidelines no longer recommend it for routine primary prevention in low-to-intermediate risk patients.

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