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Newer blood thinning drugs safer for reducing atrial fibrillation

upi.com October 3, 2016

Although warfarin has been used for nearly 60 years, researchers say newer blood thinners are a better option for lowering stroke risk among atrial fibrillation patients because they work for a shorter time with fewer side effects.

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