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Because higher doses of aspirin may increase the risk of side effects without an increase in cardiovascular benefits, the ADA and the American Heart Association recommend that people with cardiovascular risk factors use low doses (75–160 mg) of aspirin. Despite its name, enteric-coated aspirin does not appear to help reduce the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding. People who are aspirin-intolerant may gain similar cardiovascular benefits from using clopidogrel instead of aspirin.
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1. Insulin
2. Blood Glucose Monitoring
3. High Blood Glucose
4. Nutrition & Meal Planning
5. Diabetic Complications
Common Foot Problems and Their Solutions
Don’t let these common foot problems slow you down. Here’s how to do away with foot pain, dry skin, calluses, and more.
Medicare Information
A list of books, Web sites, and phone numbers to help you learn more about Medicare
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Beverages
Mulled apple cranberry cider
Soups & stews
Beefy barley mushroom soup
Poultry
Tempting Crock-Pot turkey breast with pineapple sweet and sour sauce
Vegetables
Colorful mashed potatoes
Desserts
Apple cinnamon bars
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