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Beware! Asprin, Ibuprofen-like painkillers increase risk of heart disease

Cardiac arrest occurs when heart stops functioning abruptly and there is complete loss of blood flow

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Michael Stokes & Peter Psaltis | The Conversation
Medications such as ibuprofen and aspirin, known as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs, are widely available over the counter from pharmacies and supermarkets. But health providers have known for some time they can be unsafe for people with chronic health problems such as kidney disease, high blood pressure or heart failure.
NSAIDs can also have dangerous interactions with other commonly taken medications, notably many types of blood pressure and blood-thinning pills such as warfarin and aspirin.
Two recently published studies have brought back into the spotlight the possible heart-related side effects of NSAIDs. One

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