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Low-dose aspirin and heparin may be able to help women at high risk of miscarriage and other pregnancy complications.
Researchers in Japan have found evidence in a small study that low dose aspirin can prevent a specific type of recurrent pregnancy loss.
The study involved 47 pregnant women who tested positive for the antibodies they had previously discovered.
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