A new study has found that regularly taking aspirin may lead to a slight increase in the likelihood of developing macular degeneration.
The authors of the new report were quick to point out that for most
middle-aged and older adults, any potential concerns about visual
decline would not be enough to outweigh the heart-healthy benefits of a
daily aspirin.
Instead, it should be something to keep in mind should
any problems with eyesight start to arise, said Dr. Barbara Klein, the
lead author of the study and a professor of ophthalmology and visual
sciences at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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