Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
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Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#2although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
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Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#4although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
I've heard it's good to take with milk.
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#5although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
But they told me to aim high!
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#6although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
Only for some people, I've taken low dose aspirin (family history of heart attack) for 20 years now without any side effects (except perhaps not dying from heart attacks)
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#7Tomorrow's news will say it will be a 20% increase in some other desease...
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#8although indiscriminate long term aspiring can cause GI side effects
Also addressed in TFA, it turns out. GI symptoms are pretty mild in the universe of cancer drug side effects, and the aspirin slows metastatic cancer spread considerably, so seems like a no brainer.
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#9Tomorrow's news will say it will be a 20% increase in some other desease...
Depends on the disease, I might make the trade. Cancer is awful.
Re: Taking low-dose aspirin is associated with 20% reduction in cancer deaths
#10Now combine that with extra fiber and you'll practically live forever: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38523805