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US Science Panel Endorses Aspirin for Cancer, Heart Health

The U.S.
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Colon Cancer Risk Reduced with Common Pain Relievers

Beginning in the
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Does aspirin help prevent colon cancer? It may depend on your genes

It is generally accepted that the chronic use of aspirin and so
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Low dose aspirin presents both benefits and risks for women

The use of low doses of aspirin is known to decrease the risk of both colorectal cancer (CRC) and cardiovascula
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How long to keep on dual clot prevention after a heart stent? New studies open to interpretation

A study evaluating outcomes among almost 1
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A large, prospective, controlled study shows no discernible mortality benefit from low-dose aspirin

Published in JAMA in time to coincide with a presentation at the current American Heart Association meetings, a
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A simple preventive aspirin lowers risk of preeclampsia, a pregnancy danger

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Large study shows significant reduction in new clots among aspirin users

A study published in the American Heart Association s
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Aspirin: can it really prevent cardiovascular events and cancer?

Dr.
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Chronic low dose aspirin use associated with a reduction in pancreatic cancer risk, study finds

A pancreatic cancer diagnosis
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