250,000 people personally test "magic drug" aspirin can reduce the risk of death of cancer patients by 20%

Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) is one of the three oldest and most widely used classic drugs in the world

In 1897, Bayer, Germany, synthesized the main substances constituting aspirin for the first time, which promoted the marketing of the drug.

In 1988, Australian scholars first proposed that aspirin can prevent cancer.

Recently, a research team from Cardiff University in the United Kingdom published an article titled Aspirin and cancer survival: a systematic review and meta-analyses of 118 observational studies of aspirin and 18 cancers in eCancerMedicalScience.

The researchers conducted a systematic retrospective analysis of 118 observational studies covering 18 different types of cancer patients

Although aspirin is a "magic medicine", any kind of drug can not avoid the side effects.

The study found that a small number of patients had bleeding, but there is no evidence that patients taking aspirin died due to excessive bleeding

The association between aspirin use and mortality

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