Researchers from the American Cancer Society in Atlanta, United States (U.S.) revealed more than 60 people who take aspirin every day are less likely to die due to a greater variety of attack types of cancer by 40 percent.
The new study also showed regular consumption of aspirin can reduce the risk of cancer of any kind. Also, it can offer protection even after several years.
The research team looked at more than 100 thousand men and women are always healthy and normal that taking aspirin regularly for a few years.
The results showed two-fifths of those taking aspirin were less likely to be attacked esophageal or colorectal cancer in the next decade. They also have a risk of dying earlier 12 percent lower due to the attack of other cancers.
Scientists have previously suggested the benefits of aspirin in reducing the risk of cancer, but a new study adds to the evidence supporting the drug taking appropriate protective measures can menjad the body.
"The drug (aspirin) seems to slow the spread of cancer throughout the body by preventing cancer cells stick to blood platelets," according to a recent study, scientists led by Eric Jacobs cancer published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, as quoted by Press TV on Saturday (13 / 10).
"Despite the recent evidence on the use of aspirin and cancer prevention encouragement, but it is too early to recommend to everyone to start taking aspirin specifically to prevent cancer. Even low doses of aspirin can substantially increase the risk of serious gastrointestinal bleeding," beber Jacobs.
The new study also showed regular consumption of aspirin can reduce the risk of cancer of any kind. Also, it can offer protection even after several years.
The research team looked at more than 100 thousand men and women are always healthy and normal that taking aspirin regularly for a few years.
The results showed two-fifths of those taking aspirin were less likely to be attacked esophageal or colorectal cancer in the next decade. They also have a risk of dying earlier 12 percent lower due to the attack of other cancers.
Scientists have previously suggested the benefits of aspirin in reducing the risk of cancer, but a new study adds to the evidence supporting the drug taking appropriate protective measures can menjad the body.
"The drug (aspirin) seems to slow the spread of cancer throughout the body by preventing cancer cells stick to blood platelets," according to a recent study, scientists led by Eric Jacobs cancer published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, as quoted by Press TV on Saturday (13 / 10).
"Despite the recent evidence on the use of aspirin and cancer prevention encouragement, but it is too early to recommend to everyone to start taking aspirin specifically to prevent cancer. Even low doses of aspirin can substantially increase the risk of serious gastrointestinal bleeding," beber Jacobs.
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