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Lower-Dose Aspirin May Expand Cancer Prevention Options for Lynch Syndrome
Key Takeaways
- A survey of 539 people with Lynch syndrome found 10.4% were taking aspirin.
- Earlier CAPP2 research linked 600 mg daily aspirin to lower long-term colorectal cancer risk.
- CaPP3 suggests 100 mg daily could provide similar prevention with fewer bleeding complications, though interpretation remains cautious.
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DT Editorial Team··via medicalxpress.com