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PRoFESS, the largest-ever secondary stroke prevention trial, will include a total of 15,500 patients in about 600 sites in more than 20 countries.
The principal investigator, Prof. Hans-Christoph Diener, randomized the first patient at the University of Essen in Germany.
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[Title] => Analysis shows safety of post-stroke therapy
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The results of the analysis presented at the recent American Heart Associations annual meeting, showed that the therapy was associated with the lowest bleeding risk compared with conventional dose and platelet therapies.
The meta-analysis included data from 50 clinical trials published from 1988 to 2002, with a total of 338,191 patients, to determine bleeding risks associated with antiplatelet agents.
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PRoFESS, the largest-ever secondary stroke prevention trial, will include a total of 15,500 patients in about 600 sites in more than 20 countries.
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