saids in a sentence

1. I asked the doctor about taking Nsaids and she said they don’t work, period.

2. With that in mind, Bally and her team said prudent use of NSAIDS is called for.

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4. Singer and colleagues said men should not start taking NSAIDs on the strength of their findings:

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7. Also, “our findings -- which focused only on prescription NSAIDs -- might apply to over-the-counter NSAIDs as well,” Arfe said.

8. The findings do cast doubt on the theory that NSAIDs may help prevent Alzheimer's by reducing production of A beta 42, he said.

9. "With use of NSAIDs for longer than one month, this heightened risk did not seem to continue to increase even further," Bally said.

10. But the bottom line, the study authors said, is that the findings don't support the use of NSAIDs to prevent or treat Alzheimer's, at least not yet anyway.

11. It's important to note that the use of NSAIDs alone would not diminish a man’s chances of early detection if he did later develop cancer, the researchers said.

12. It could also be possible that the NSAIDs have lowered the PSA and masked a man's risk of getting prostate cancer, but the real risk is unaltered, said Singer.

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14. That said, they say that the type of analysis they conducted allowed them to conclude with 90 percent certainty that the use of NSAIDs raises the risk of heart attack.

15. “We found that NSAIDs only lower PSA by a small amount, and we predict this would have no effect on PSA's ability to predict prostate cancer in these men,” said Vidal.

16. He said doctors were aware of medications used to treat an enlarged prostate that can also reduce PSA levels, but they should now also ask patients about their use of NSAIDs.

17. On 19 June 2012, the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport (SAIDS) confirmed the 2012 Comrades Marathon winner, Ludwick Mamabolo, tested positive for the banned stimulant.

18. It was brought up at the American Geriatrics Society's annual meeting in 2009, when the group announced its new guidelines recommending opioids and said NSAIDs should be used rarely.

19. Farkouh said future research should investigate the connection between NSAIDs and depression, as it could help researchers understand whether inflammation plays a role in the disease.

20. Still, “from the viewpoint of public health, even small increases in risk of heart attack are important because the use of NSAIDs is so widespread,” said lead researcher Michele Bally.