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- Dr. Jonathan Reiner criticized the 325 mg daily aspirin for U.S. President Donald Trump, saying it 'makes no sense'.
- Reiner explained that anticoagulants do not thin blood as Trump believes.
- He noted aspirin therapy can pose risks, especially for those over 70.
- The White House attributed Trump's bruising to chronic venous insufficiency and aspirin use.
- Trump maintains he is in "PERFECT HEALTH" and says he aced his cognitive test.
