AGGRENOX helps Reduce the Risk of a Subsequent Stroke.

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Ask your doctor about AGGRENOX, an FDA-approved prescription medication used to help lower the risk of subsequent stroke in people who had either a TIA (also known as "mini-stroke") or stroke due to a blood clot.

In a clinical study with patients who had a TIA or stroke due to a blood clot, those taking AGGRENOX twice daily were 22% less likely to have a stroke than patients taking low-dose aspirin (25 mg twice daily) alone.

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