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Study finds daily low-dose aspirin reduces colorectal cancer risk in those with unhealthy lifestyles.
New research from Massachusetts General Hospital suggests that daily low-dose aspirin may be particularly beneficial to individuals with unhealthy lifestyles that increase their risk of colorectal cancer.
A study involving data from nearly 108,000 participants found that over a decade, regular aspirin users developed colon cancer at a rate of 2% compared to nearly 3% of those who did not take aspirin.
This study supports the idea that healthcare providers might more strongly consider recommending aspirin to patients with less healthy lifestyles and daily low-dose aspirin may be more beneficial than weekly doses of 325 mg of aspirin for cancer prevention.
El estudio encuentra que la aspirina de dosis bajas diaria reduce el riesgo de cáncer colorrectal en aquellos con estilos de vida poco saludables.