Under-16s 'should not take aspirin'
	The Medicines Control Agency has issued the "safety first" advice because of links between the painkiller and Reye's Syndrome, which children have a one in a million chance of developing. Karen Allen reports.

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	Prof Alasdair Breckenbridge, Cttee on Safety of Medicines: "In 1986, the advice that we gave was no children up the age of 12 should be given aspirin"