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A 32-year-old G2P1 with a history of preeclampsia requiring preterm delivery at 33 weeks presents at 11 weeks for prenatal care. Based on USPSTF and ACOG recommendations, at what gestational age and dose should you start low-dose aspirin for preeclampsia prevention?

Aspirin 81 mg daily starting at 12-16 weeks, continued through delivery Aspirin 162 mg daily starting at 20 weeks Aspirin 325 mg daily starting before 12 weeks No aspirin indicated — reserve for history of ≥3 prior preeclampsia events

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Aspirin 81 mg daily starting at 12-16 weeks, continued through delivery

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