Aspirin® is the trade name (now a generic name) for an analgesic and antipyretic drug composed of AAS (acetylsalicylic acid), created by the pharmaceutical company Bayer in 1899. The original German Aspirin appears to be a combination of 'acetyl' 'Spiraea ulmaria' (plant from which the active ingredient is extracted) the suffix -ina.
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