Anticoagulation and Aspirin as a Treatment for PAH

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There are several treatment options available to address pulmonary hypertension, even though is still no known cure for the disease. Among the treatment options are drugs/medicines, surgery, and therapies.

Wondering about pulmonary hypertension treatments?

Fortunately, research and science never stand still and they are constantly on the move to try to develop more efficient treatments to make pulmonary hypertension patients cope better with the condition. In this video, shared by the American College of Cardiology Video Archive 2, listen to Dr. Chris Cannon as he discusses the benefits of aspirin and anticoagulation medicines as a treatment option for pulmonary arterial hypertension.

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Marta Ribeiro Marta graduated from Universidade Fernando Pessoa in Porto with a degree in Communication Sciences and a Masters degree in New Communication Technologies. She has experience in social media, worked with several media channels, and has also worked as a freelance photographer and a graphic artist for almost 10 years.

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