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Low-Dose Aspirin Recommended for At-Risk Pregnant Women

11/22/2025

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The March of Dimes issues a guide recommending low-dose aspirin for at-risk pregnant women.
Guide says low-dose aspirin reduces preeclampsia risk by 15% and reduces preterm births and perinatal mortality by 20%.
The guide urges doctors to recommend aspirin like prenatal vitamins.
Preeclampsia rates in the United States have risen by 25% over the last two decades, underscoring the need for awareness.

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The March of Dimes issues a guide recommending low-dose aspirin for at-risk pregnant women.
Guide says low-dose aspirin reduces preeclampsia risk by 15% and reduces preterm births and perinatal mortality by 20%.
The guide urges doctors to recommend aspirin like prenatal vitamins.
Preeclampsia rates in the United States have risen by 25% over the last two decades, underscoring the need for awareness.