bigger push to limit NSAIDs after an MI INDEFINITELY

November 2012

You'll see a bigger push to limit NSAIDs after an MI INDEFINITELY...not just during the weeks following the attack.

We know that using NSAIDs soon after a heart attack is associated with more cardiovascular events. Now evidence suggests that this risk persists...even years after the MI.

Five years after an MI, there seem to be 19 more CV events for every 1000 patients on an NSAID...compared to non-NSAID users.

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