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Investigating the role of eyes absent homolog 1 (EYA1) in aspirin-induced gastric ulceration

2019-01-01

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Non-selective NSAIDs are some of the mostly commonly used drugs worldwide; over 60 million US citizens regularly take NSAIDs while 30% of the general population use low-dose aspirin for cardiovascular disease prevention. NSAID use increases the risk of GI complications by 3-5 times compared to non-use. Estimates of NSAIDrelated mortality rates are between 3,200-16,500 in the USA and 400-1,000 in the UK, with the e...

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975b5854-0346-598f-9008-37eb1038e3e2
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10.17638/03044269
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