Research papers on aspirin resistance

Research on aspirin resistance explores why some individuals do not experience the expected blood-thinning benefits from aspirin, a common medication used to prevent heart attacks and strokes. Despite taking aspirin, these people may still form clots because their bodies don’t respond properly, due to factors like genetic differences, other medications, or health conditions. Studies aim to identify why this resistance occurs and how to detect and manage it, ensuring effective prevention of blood clots and cardiovascular events across all patients.