Question ID:PT9 S4 Q2 Passage:When a study of aspirin’s ability to prevent heart attacks in humans yielded positive results, researchers immediately submitted those results to a medical journal, which published them six weeks later. Had the results been published sooner, many of the heart attacks that occurred during the delay could have been prevented. Stem:The conclusion drawn above would be most undermined if it were true that Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:the medical journal’s staff worked overtime in order to publish the study’s results as soon as possible Choice B:studies of aspirin’s usefulness in reducing heart attacks in laboratory animals remain inconclusive Choice C:people who take aspirin regularly suffer a higher-than-average incidence of stomach ulcers Choice D:the medical journal’s official policy is to publish articles only after an extensive review process Choice E:a person’s risk of suffering a heart attack drops only after that person has taken aspirin regularly for two years