Estimation of the Time-Varying Incremental Effect of Low-dose Aspirin on Incidence of Pregnancy.

Jacqueline E RudolphKwangho KimEdward H KennedyAshley I Naimi

Published in: Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.) (2022)

These results estimated that realistic interventions to increase women's probability of taking aspirin would have yielded little to no impact on the incidence of pregnancy, relative to similar interventions on placebo.

Keyphrases

low dose
pregnancy outcomes
risk factors
preterm birth
high dose
physical activity
cardiovascular events
polycystic ovary syndrome
antiplatelet therapy
clinical trial
adipose tissue
cardiovascular disease
insulin resistance
coronary artery disease
phase iii
study protocol