<p>Adults ages 60 and older are no longer advised to take aspirin for heart disease and stroke prevention.</p>
<p>Brett Sealove, M.D., chief of cardiology at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, weighs in on the guideline changes.</p>

Adults ages 60 and older are no longer advised to take aspirin for heart disease and stroke prevention. Brett Sealove, M.D., chief of cardiology at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, weighs in on the guideline changes.

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