Two recent large scale studies are doubtful about the cardiac benefits of lows-dose aspirin or vitamin supplements.
In the first study, Japanese researchers noted that low-dose aspirin didn’t seem to lower the risk for cardiovascular events in patients with type2 diabetes.
The second study, conducted by Harvard researchers, showed that vitamin E or vitamin C didn’t seem […]

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A Scottish study says that aspirin doesn’t prove helpful to prevent heart attack and strokes in diabetics.
A report in the British Medical Journal says that the drug showed no benefit in those 1,300 adults who didn’t have any symptoms of heart disease.  It is worth mentioning that aspirin can cause stomach bleeds in some people.
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Patients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD) are at lower risk for cardiovascular (CV) events if they are treated with ‘Pioglitazone’.A research study concluded recently under the leadership of Christian Schneider of the University of Cologne, Germany established this result with evidences of clinical trials.
CKD, as defined by a ‘Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)’ lower […]

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