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Earlier treatments focused on dosages of 325mg of aspirin, or the amount in one regular, adult aspirin. Recent studies have shown that smaller doses such as 81mg and 162mg — one quarter or one half a regular aspirin — are effective in the prevention of heart attack and stroke with potentially less risk.
