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More Evidence That NSAIDs Are Harmful to Heart-Failure Patients
Link ID 12942
Title More Evidence That NSAIDs Are Harmful to Heart-Failure Patients
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/587621?src=rss
Description Even commonly used NSAIDs available without prescription can increase risk of death and cardiac events, a new Danish study has found. Heartwire
Category Articles > Cardiology
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Date Jan 31, 2009
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