What medications can reduce my risk of heart attack?

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Dr. Mary Ann Mclaughlin of The Mount Sinai Medical Center answered:

A number of medications, from low-strength aspirin to cholesterol-reducing statins can help reduce your heart attack risk. In this video, cardiologist Mary Ann McLaughlin, MD, discusses which drugs are best to help prevent heart attacks.

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A number of medications, from low-strength aspirin to cholesterol-reducing statins can help reduce your heart attack risk. In this video, cardiologist Mary Ann McLaughlin, MD, discusses which drugs are best to help prevent heart attacks. More

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