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PATTERN AND PREVALENCE OF ASPIRININGESTION IN SYDNEY

The data as published in this article are not inconsistent with the habituation thesis. Firstly, it is to be expected that people with chronic painful skeletal disorders taking salicylates on medical advice will obtain their aspirin from pharmacists. People with chronic painful skeletal disorders are unlikely to be found in the work force. The pattern of analgesic use for females at home, female workers and male workers, is almost identical except for a surplus of about 30 home women using pharmacist's aspirin (Table 5). As it happens, 31 of these women claimed to be using aspirin for arthritis (Table 3).