News|Articles|October 12, 2012

Resuming warfarin after GIB event decreases risk of thrombosis, death

Patients who experience a warfarin-associated gastrointestinal tract bleeding event should resume anticoagulation therapy during the 90 days following the event to decrease the risk of thrombosis and death, according to a study published online in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

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