A new study suggests that the benefits of prescribing anticoagulation drugs to certain older people outweigh the potential risks.

For patients with atrial fibrillation, the risk of stroke or heart attack from stopping anticoagulants usually outweighs the risk of bleeding, according to new findings from the University of Bath.

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TAHO Pharmaceuticals announces positive preliminary results from the pivotal study of TAH3311, the world's first Apixaban oral dissolving film (ODF). The study confirmed that TAH3311 is bioequivalent ...

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Following an admission to the authors’ centre with severe anaemia, duodenal biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of Whipple’s ...

A growing body of research suggests that garlic supplementation can lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, and enhance ...

If you take numerous prescriptions for your condition, your care may fall under polypharmacy. Some have negative experiences during this process, so how can polypharmacy be prevented in older adults?