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Oct 2022

24m 32s

#113 Aspirin for Primary Prevention: Min...

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How do you educate your patients on aspirin use? For what reasons do you start, continue or stop aspirin? What does trial data tell us? How does aspirin exerts its effect?

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Show notes, Transcript and References: https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2022/10/19/mind-the-gap-asp…imary-prevention/

Time stamps

03:03 Guideline recommendations
07:00 How does Aspirin work?
09:11 Trial Data
13:00 ASCVD Risk Calculator
18:07 Starting vs. Stopping Aspirin
22:11 Summary

Tags: IM Core, CoreIM, guidelines, atherosclerosis, ASCVD, plaque, bleeding, shared decision-making

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