This Antibody Could Keep HIV Away - Study

A new research has found that using an aspirin daily could lower women’s risk of getting infected with HIV by 35 per cent.

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People Over 75 Using Daily Aspirin After a Stroke or Heart Attack Are At Higher Risk Of Fatal - Stomach Bleeds

Scientists say that, to reduce these risks, older people should also take stomach-protecting PPI pills.

But they insist aspirin has important benefits - such as preventing heart attacks - that outweigh the risks.

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Aspirin May Help Older Colon Cancer Patients Live Longer

Older adults with colon cancer who were prescribed a daily aspirin were less likely to die than those who weren't, according to a new study.

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Low-Dose Aspirin May Halt Breast Cancer

The research team, from the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Kansas City and the University of Kansas Medical Center, say tests on cancer cell lines and in mice show that aspirin not only significantly slows growth of cancer cells and shrinks tumors, but also stops tumor cells spreading to new sites.

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Aspirin May Protect Against Colon Cancer Depending on Genes

Aspirin may dramatically reduce risk for colon cancer, according to a new study. But, the effect seems to be limited to people who lack certain genetic mutations tied to tumor risk.

The study that looked at nearly 130,000 people adds more evidence to the cheap, chalky white pill's disease-fighting properties and its limitations.

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