Daily aspirin regimen may not lower dementia risk - UPI.com

Daily aspirin regimen may not lower dementia risk By Steven Reinberg, HealthDay News Millions of Americans pop a low-dose aspirin each day to help ward off heart issues, but a new study finds that ... Read More

Daily Aspirin Does Not Lower Alzheimer’s Risk

Older men and women who took low-dose aspirin did not show improvements in memory or a lower risk of dementia. By Nicholas Bakalar There is good evidence that a daily baby aspirin reduces the risk ... Read More

Low-dose aspirin regimen may reduce risk of certain cancers

HealthDay News — Taking low-dose aspirin every day may lower the overall risk of cancer by 3%, mostly due to larger reductions seen in risk for colon and gastrointestinal tumors, according to ... Read More

Study: Taking low-dose aspirin daily doesn’t lower dementia risk

For years, doctors have prescribed a low-dose aspirin regimen to some people to help reduce the risk of a heart attack. But the same benefits aspirin offers for heart disease and stroke have not ... Read More

Low-dose aspirin may reduce pancreatic cancer risk - CBS News

How low-dose aspirin could help ward off cancer 01:37. The heart healthy benefits of low-dose aspirin are widely known, but that's not all this humble little pill could do to save your life. Read More

Daily aspirin fails to fend off dementia - The Columbian

For years, doctors have prescribed a low-dose aspirin regimen to some people to help reduce the risk of a heart attack. But the same benefits aspirin offers for heart disease and stroke have not been ... Read More

Risk of daily low dose aspirin - WTNH.com

Daily low dose aspirin has been historically recommended by doctors to help reduce risk of heart attack or stroke. But according to new research from the New England Journal of Medicine, the drug ... Read More

I can't take aspirin to reduce my risk of heart attack and stroke. Is ...

A daily low dose aspirin tablet can reduce heart attack and stroke risk in people who have been diagnosed with heart disease or who have already suffered a heart attack, stroke, or near stroke (TIA). Read More

Daily low-dose aspirin could cut risk of certain cancers

Taking low-dose aspirin every day may lower the overall risk of cancer by 3 percent, mostly because of larger reductions that were seen in the risk for colon and gastrointestinal tumors ... Read More

Low-dose aspirin may lower risk for most common type of breast cancer

Many adults already take low-dose aspirin -- 81 milligrams -- daily to lower their risk of heart attack. This study -- led by Christina Clarke, who was with the Cancer Prevention Institute of ... Read More