Aspirin Use in Older Adults May Alter Cancer Outcomes
Long-term follow-up from the ASPREE trial raises new questions about routine low-dose aspirin use and cancer mortality in seniors.
Extended follow-up of the ASPREE cohort suggests that starting low-dose aspirin in otherwise healthy older adults does not lower overall cancer risk and may be associated with a modest increase in cancer-related mortality, while effects vary by cancer type.
Study Details
Low-dose aspirin has long been studied for cancer prevention, particularly for colore…
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