See below: Daily low-dose Aspirin is the common preventive measure for inhibiting blood clots in the coronary arteries. Seems to be effective. Of course there are other factors involved in heart attacks such as arterial spasm. Discuss the issue with pcp or cardiologist, especially if there is family history of heart attacks.
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Perhaps: There are a number of studies showing improved outcomes and prevention of heart attacks from regular use of aspirin.
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