Daily aspirin may help prevent and treat cancer.

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You can add the use of drugs, a new study shows aspirin appears to slow cancer growth.

By Salynn Boyles
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Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD

2012: March 20 – heart attack and stroke, the lower their risk and taking aspirin every day, millions of Americans can reduce cancer risk can be also.

New research suggests that aspirin may help prevent certain cancers increases on a daily basis in evidence.

On top of that, daily aspirin is an effective treatment for those who already have cancer.

The study, published in the Lancet in a series of low-dose daily in the United Kingdom, expanding on a previous study or in a subsequent full-strength aspirin reduced the risk of death from cancer for years.

Their latest work, researchers have reduced the influence of aspirin on cancer treatment, cancer University of Oxford from looking at the short term says about three years after the use of aspirin every day medical Neurology, Dr. Peter M. Rothwell, MD, Professor, who led the study.

Five years from the death of their diseases diagnosed once had a lower risk to spread some people taking aspirin for.

A new study of the Rothwell and fellow heart attack and stroke risk in aspirin every day ordeal 51 impact review analyzed data from the originally designed.

Taking low-dose aspirin on a daily basis, according to an analysis on cancer risk of death after at least 5 years of use 37% reduction.

At least 3 years of daily aspirin around men's and women's 25% reduction in cancer incidence of by.

In the second study, researchers investigated the effects of a daily aspirin therapy in cancer metastasis, or spread, to analyze the new data from the five other large trials.

Among the results:

Six-and-a-half years of average use 36% reduced risk of aspirin every day for follow-up treatment was associated with the spread of cancer, colorectal cancer patients with localized disease. "is an aspirin every day when they have their disease to spread the risk of decline 74% for daily aspirin use among patients with solid tumor was cancer deaths were associated with a reduction of 35%, but not cancer, such as leukemia and blood.

The third test analysis as well as the use of aspirin also regularly and breast cancer, colorectal cancer, esophageal organ seemed to reduce the risk of developing.

Three years ago, health policy experts weigh in on the prevention of heart and vascular disease treatment, daily aspirin for your use.

United States preventive services task force recommends aspirin therapy in men 45 years now 79, heart attack between the potential benefit outweighs the risk for lowering. The task force is 55 to 78 lower stroke risk potential profits for the out of hours beyond the ladies for aspirin therapy is recommended.

These risks are common but can be fatal, such as stomach bleeding include: major satiety

One key finding from a new analysis of major bleeding in patients taking aspirin on a daily basis for risk reduction over time.

"We have a random test of aspirin for cancer care is urgently needed," says Rothwell. "In the meantime, I take aspirin increases the risk of bleeding [above] is not reasonable for a cancer patient, I guess."

An editorial published with the study, Andrew T. CHAN, MD, MPH, and Nancy R. Cook, ScD, Brigham and women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, daily aspirin use, as well as future guidelines for heart attack and stroke risk in cancer therapy should consider the impact of the conclusions.

In the absence of definitive data, Chan before the start of treatment to patients and their health care providers to discuss the potential benefits and risks with a daily aspirin to be tells Webmd.

"This is a limitation of the patient's individual risk, and this debate has included data," he said. "But we are very strong, even though no definitive data can not be ignored."

Eric Jacobs, Ph.d., United States Cancer Society for pharmacoepidemiology's strategic Director who for some reason that no one should start taking aspirin therapy for his or her decision not to talk to.

"Treatment should be made individually, any decision about your health care and counseling, professional," he said. "Even low-dose aspirin increases the risk of serious gastrointestinal bleeding was substantially."

Source: Rothwell, Lancet, March 21, 2012. Peter Rothwell, m.d., Ph.d., Professor of medical M. Neurology, University of Oxford and the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom Andrew T. CHAN, MD, MPH, camouflage, Massachusetts General Hospital and the Channing laboratory; Brigham and women's Hospital in the Department; Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Eric Jacobs, United States strategic Director pharmacoepidemiology, Atlanta GA press release cancer society. United States preventive services task force: "aspirin for the prevention of cardiovascular disease."

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