Aspirin and Lymphocyte Transformation Challenged
Dr. Martin J. Smith and colleagues report in Annals of Internal Medicine that aspirin’s effect on immune function may differ from Mayo Clinic and UCLA findings. The study involved 12 participants and 6 controls using a common aspirin brand with monitored levels to ensure accuracy.
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La Crosse Study Uses People in Pirin Immunity Test
Dr. Smith notes both study and control groups matched in age and sex with two weeks of participation. Findings indicate pirin exerts no influence on immunity in humans. A key difference was reliance on human subjects rather than test tubes.
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Smith
la Crosse
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