Which statement is true regarding the use of aspirin to prevent PE?

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	Guidelines recommend the use of low-dose aspirin after 12 weeks of pregnancy in all pregnant women.
	Studies have shown that aspirin treatment of women at high risk for PE reduces the risk of developing the disease by as much as 50%.
	When using aspirin to prevent PE, the recommended dose is 81mg/day.
	When using low-dose aspirin treatment, one cannot rule out a rare harm associated with its use.