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1 Total Population (all ages) Elderly Population aged≥75 years
Figure 6 Risk of secondary outcomes in elderly (left) and total population (right) GIB= Gastrointestinal bleeding; ICB = Intracranial Bleeding; CRB= Clinically Relevant Bleeding; FB= Fatal Bleeding *CRB estimate was only estimate derived using a random effects model. **Note: Full Forest Plots for each estimate above are available in the supplementary appendix online.

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