The Daily Record from Long Branch, New Jersey • 16

Bing Record Marek'1s, 1975 Aspirin can cause bleeding delays the action of the aspirin, and it does, but it also prolongs its effects. Aside from this drawback, aspirin, in large amounts, also retards the clotting mechanism and this can be a significant factor in causing bleeding, not just from the stomach. This can complicate the use of anticlotting medicines commonly used after heart attacks, strokes and other clotting problems. DEAR DR. LAMB In your column about bee stings you said that bees won't sting someone who wears white.