Research shows that in addition to aspirin protects against cancer, this drug can act with a "double blow" against existing cancer cells.Research suggests that a small daily dose of aspirin could be recommended for those who want to prevent cancer. Doctors already prescribe daily doses of aspirin to prevent cardiovascular diseases.Bristol University researchers found that aspirin can prevent the cells to mutate and become cancerous, the "starving" them. "This means that a daily dose of aspirin can prevent cancer, but more research is needed to confirm this," said Dr. Yi Feng, author of the study published in the scientific journal Current BiologyAnother study, funded by organization Cancer Research and published in scientific journal Gastroenterology shows that aspirin can kill cancer cells by controlling the two processes that influence how energy is used by cells.Researchers at Edinburgh and Dundee Universities states that this "double hit" leads to self-destruction of cancer cells.Dr. Farhat from the University of Edinburgh, commented the two studies, stating that "aims multilevel aspirin: can both block the formation of cancerous tumors and directly attack them when formed."Many people take a daily aspirin to prevent strokes and heart disease, but doctors warn that some people could be affected by long term use of aspirin, so it is recommended opinion doctor before such treatment.'via Blog this'
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