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Aspirin is associated with much less risk than dementia, but does not work at all.

A NEW Study shows that daily doses of aspirin may reduce the risk of dementia, but only in individuals with a certain genetic profile. Scientists are warning about increased risk from bleeding.

Reported by Index.hr Oct 1, 2026 · 15:45 UTC

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