Dr. Barry Dworkin

No conclusion about aspirin's effect on cancer risk reduction from observational study

Madely Health Headlines Commentary for December 8, 2010

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Aspirin may reduce cancer risk: study     Experts caution research isn’t strong enough to recommend it for healthy people

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