Lawrence Craven
Lawrence Craven was a California physician who, in the late 1940s, began recommending daily aspirin intake to reduce the risk of heart attacks, a practice that later gained scientific backing and solidified aspirin's role in cardiovascular health.
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Lawrence Craven was a Californian doctor who began recommending daily aspirin intake to reduce the risk of heart attacks in 1948.
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