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5 Surprising Heart Attack Triggers

Stopping aspirin

“If you have or are at risk for heart disease and want to stop taking aspirin, do so gradually and under the supervision of a doctor,” warns Matthew Sorrentino, cardiologist at the University of Chicago. Discuss stopping aspirin treatment with your doctor.

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