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Long-Term Aspirin Use May Reduce Cancer Risk, Study Finds
David DiSalvo , CONTRIBUTOR
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The study compared cancer risk between people who had taken aspirin for at least six months (7.7 years on average) with non-aspirin users over a 10-year period. After accounting for a range of factors, the incidence reduction results were significant for five digestive system cancers:
47% reduction in liver and esophageal cancer
34% reduction in pancreatic cancer
24% reduction in colorectal cancer
38% reduction in gastric cancer
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Long-Term Aspirin Use May Reduce Cancer Risk, Study Finds
David DiSalvo , CONTRIBUTOR
Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own.
The study compared cancer risk between people who had taken aspirin for at least six months (7.7 years on average) with non-aspirin users over a 10-year period. After accounting for a range of factors, the incidence reduction results were significant for five digestive system cancers:
47% reduction in liver and esophageal cancer
34% reduction in pancreatic cancer
24% reduction in colorectal cancer
38% reduction in gastric cancer
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