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CASE STUDY 27.4
IT REALLY IS TRUE ABOUT ASPIRIN
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Narrative: Case study 27.4 summary
This study was a meta-analysis of clinical trials in which aspirin was used to prevent blood clots.The meta-analysis (covering both aspirin and more expensive anti-platelet drugs) combined the results of 300 trials involving 140,000 patients.Its recommendation: a regime of half a tablet of aspirin a day is valuable for all victims of heart attack and stroke, and other at-risk patients such as angina sufferers and recipients of coronary bypass grafts.The lead researcher was quoted as saying "This is one of the most cost-effective drug interventions one could have in developed countries."
-{Case study 27.4 narrative} The researchers analyzing a smaller subset of the studies in a meta-analysis were not able to find statistical significance.Give two reasons why this might be.
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