Low-Dose Pill Reduces Stroke Risk By 31%
A new low-dose pill has been shown to reduce the risk of fatal strokes by 31 percent. Overall cardiovascular events dropped by 17 percent according to recent findings. The medical development targets stroke prevention and cardiovascular health. The drug is currently under regulatory review and is not yet available for public use.
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2GB Sydney
“or fatal strokes reduced by 31%, Overall cardiovascular events dropped by 17%.”
2GB Sydney
“drug's still under regulatory review. It's not available yet, but it's generally...”
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