Aspirin therapy has long been known to be effective as a secondary prevention strategy for clients with heart disease, but which of the following risks associated with aspirin therapy have delayed recommendations of aspirin as a means of primary prevention?

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Aspirin therapy can increase the risk of gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, which is a significant concern when considering its use for primary prevention in individuals without a history of heart disease.

Aspirin Therapy Has Long Been Known to Be Effective as a Secondary