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HomeImpact FactorDoes regular use of aspirin reduce the risk of colorectal cancer?

Does regular use of aspirin reduce the risk of colorectal cancer?

Patrick M Lynch

1 July 2006 Impact Factor 0

Number 13

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Use of at least two standard aspirin weekly, for 10 years or more, reduces colon cancer risk in women. Subject to certain caveats, aspirin should be considered for colon cancer prophylaxis.

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  • aspirin
  • colon cancer prophylaxis
  • Colorectal cancer
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