Aspirin 'cuts bowel cancer risk'
Taking aspirin regularly for over 10 years does reduce the risk of bowel cancer, a study which looked at almost 83,000 women has suggested.
Those who had taken two or more aspirin - or similar painkillers - a week had significantly cut their risk, it found.
However, the doses were high enough to increase the risk of gut bleeds.
Source - BBC News
Those who had taken two or more aspirin - or similar painkillers - a week had significantly cut their risk, it found.
However, the doses were high enough to increase the risk of gut bleeds.
Source - BBC News
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