Regular aspirin use may help lower these cancers
In a new review study, researchers found that regular aspirin use is linked to a lower risk for colorectal and other digestive tract cancers.
The...
Aspirin may help prevent and treat migraine headaches
In a new study, researchers have proposed aspirin as a possible option for consideration by primary care providers who treat the majority of patients...
Aspirin may help reduce risks of pancreatic and liver cancers
In a new study, researchers found aspirin is linked to a reduction in the risk of developing several cancers of the digestive tract, including...
An aspirin a day does not keep dementia at bay
In a new study, researchers found that taking a low-dose aspirin once a day does not reduce the risk of thinking and memory problems...
Low-dose aspirin may help reduce liver cancer risk
In a new study, researchers found that in adults with chronic viral hepatitis at high risk of liver cancer, those who took low-dose aspirin...
Aspirin may stop colon cancer growth and recurrence
In a new study, researchers found that the benefits of daily aspirin may extend beyond heart health to colon cancer treatment.
They found aspirin appears...
People need to stop using aspirin to prevent first heart attack, stroke, this study...
In a recent paper from the University of Alberta and elsewhere, researchers suggest that if you’ve never had a heart attack or stroke, you...
Why aspirin could treat so many human diseases
People have used aspirin to treat pain, fever, and inflammation for more than a century, and the drug is also used to reduce the...
Many patients risk major bleeding by taking more blood thinner drugs secretly
In a new study, researchers found that many patients were taking too many antithrombotics for no reason, leading to a big increase in bleeding...
Aspirin may no longer be effective for heart disease, cancer prevention
In a new study, researchers found that the widespread use of statins and cancer screening technology may have altered the benefits of aspirin use.
Researchers...