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It's long-standing advice followed by millions of Americans, an aspirin a day can prevent a first heart attack. But now a major about-face, new guidelines from the American Heart Association now say adults over 70 should not be taking the drug. Aspirin isn't harmless. The new recommendation comes after three large studies found that aspirin did not prevent heart attacks and strokes in older adults. In fact, taking it every day raised the risk of serious harm like stomach and brain bleeding.
Those who should not take aspirin include people over 70, anyone who does not have heart disease, anyone at risk for bleeding. For someone who's taking aspirin right now, what should they do? People are taking aspirin should not just stop. They should have a conversation with a physician and really determined their individual risk versus benefit. Dr. Torres joins us now. Who should still be on aspirin? So people who have already had a heart attack or stroke, for them a daily aspirin can be life-saving. People who are at a high risk of their first heart attack or stroke should consider the pros and cons of taking aspirin with their doctor though before they start taking. All right, Dr. Torres thank you.
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每天吃一片阿斯匹林可以预防第一次心脏病发作,这是数百万美国人长久以来遵循的建议
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重点讲解
重点讲解:
1.have a conversation with 与...交谈
Have a conversation with your manager about your job, your career goals, and where he or she sees you headed in the future.
与你的经理就你的工作、职业目标、以及他或她对你将来的期望进行一次谈话 。 “不要再做无谓的猜测 。”
2.pros and cons 正反两方面
To agree or disagree with it is a matter of balancing between its pros and cons.
同意还是反对它,是一个在它的优点和缺点之间取得平衡的问题 。