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-- 99.7% (+/- 0.26%) for 81 mg of enteric-coated, low-dose aspirin once
daily
-- 99.7% (+/- 0.26%) for 81 mg of enteric-coated, low-dose aspirin once
daily plus naproxen 220 mg three times daily
-- 99.6% (+/- 0.45%) for 81 mg of enteric-coated, low-dose aspirin once
daily plus 1,000 mg of acetaminophen four times daily
An exploratory endpoint in which researchers evaluated thromboxane inhibition of those who discontinued naproxen sodium but continued to receive 81 mg of enteric-coated low-dose aspirin requires additional evaluation before conclusions can be drawn.
"These data, confirming that the OTC dose of naproxen sodium did not interfere with daily doses of 81 mg aspirin, add to the significant body of evidence that support the cardiovascular safety of naproxen," said study author Marc C. Hochberg, M.D., M.P.H., Professor of Medicine and Head of the Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology Division, University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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Since its introduction as an OTC product in June 1994, ALEVE has been used by millions of Americans as a safe and effective pain reliever for more than a decade. ALEVE Liquid Gels, launched in March 2007, were developed to provide liquid-fast relief. With the convenience of all day relief with just two pills, ALEVE and ALEVE Liquid Gels can be used for the treatment of aches and pains due to minor arthritis pain, muscle aches, backache, headache, toothache, menstrual pain and pain associated with the common cold. Always read and follow label instructions.
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