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The Magic Pill?

Mar 21, 2012
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Three new studies, two in The Lancet and one in Lancet Oncology, say that people who take aspirin every day may have a lower risk of cancer, reports The New York Times' Roni Caryn Rabin. The studies also showed that aspirin may prevent metastasis when taken by cancer patients. Cancer Minute has more on the Lancet Oncology study here.

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